Victor wrote to me and I replied with a few suggested places that he might find this type of info, but I felt that many of your "out there" might have some suggestions or sources for Victor, so I am posting his query to the two bulletins that I find are most helpful. If you happen to have sources for his kind of information, please write to him and let him know your response. I will watch for that kind information among my limited sources, however. I am not aware of his location, so I don't know how much my responses to him were practical but I hope that I helped a bit. Whenever I see this sort of query, I am always reminded of "The Ferrett" ( I named him!) our informed, late John SLONIKER who always came through with helpeful information, and especially like to field questions concerning our Native Americans of whom he related and promoted their lore and history. God's Blessings go to his sould, and to his family in appreciation of the great good he contributed to us all, and his dedication to helping others. It is persons such as John Sloniker that we celebrate among other things in our lives, the meaning of : Happy Thanksgiving to you all !!! (& I don't even live in South Snohomish ). Carroll in Snohomish * * * 30 * * * ----- Original Message ----- From: VictorCHarris@aol.com To: w7iml@gte.net Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 11:04 AM Subject: Tribal Lands Dear Caroll: I am a lifelong resident of Washington and the recent post about The Snohomish and the Snoqualmie Tribes rekindles a desire for knowledge about the Natives. I try searching myself and get no information and turn to you in hopes you can point me in the right direction. I would like to procure two or three maps covering the last 2-300 years illustrating tribal lands and hunting grounds. Are you aware of any? Sincerely, Victor