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A large tract BUFFALO CREEK RESERVATION 181 was ijurcbased by a colony of Germaus, who established themselves here in an attempt to live communally. This was known locally as the Ebeuezer Community, which built up the present villages of Ebeuezer, Gardenville and Blossom. With these German communists came other Germans who bought heavily of the fertile lands of West Seneca and Cheektowaga. Most of the remainder of the reservation was cut up into smaller holdings which wei-e quickly bought by in...dividual purchasers. Some of these at first made their homes in abandoned Indian cabins.
One estimable lady of the writer's acquaintance was born here in an Indian log-cabin on land which her father had just bought. In fact, all the buildings left by the Indians were used for one purpose or another. The Indian church, the most pretentious building on the reservation, in time was used as a barn, and it was so used until so recently that most of the older people of South Buffalo can remember it. The Seneca council-house which stood about a hundred yards north of the corner of Littell and Archer streets became a dwelling house.
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A large tract BUFFALO CREEK RESERVATION 181 was ijurcbased by a colony of Germaus, who established themselves here in an attempt to live communally. This was known locally as the Ebeuezer Community, which built up the present villages of Ebeuezer, Gardenville and Blossom. With these German communists came other Germans who bought heavily of the fertile lands of West Seneca and Cheektowaga. Most of the remainder of the reservation was cut up into smaller holdings which wei-e quickly bought by in...dividual purchasers. Some of these at first made their homes in abandoned Indian cabins.
One estimable lady of the writer's acquaintance was born here in an Indian log-cabin on land which her father had just bought. In fact, all the buildings left by the Indians were used for one purpose or another. The Indian church, the most pretentious building on the reservation, in time was used as a barn, and it was so used until so recently that most of the older people of South Buffalo can remember it. The Seneca council-house which stood about a hundred yards north of the corner of Littell and Archer streets became a dwelling house.
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