John Arthur Gibson
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John Arthur Gibson (1850–1912) was a chief of the Seneca nation of the North American Iroquois confederation. Part Onondagan and part Senecan, he resided within the reserve of the Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario, Canada. Knowledgeable about Iroquois culture, he is best known for the versions he provided of the Iroquois oral constitution, the Great Law of Peace. He acted as an advisor to the Canadian Department of Indian Affairs in matters relating both to Iroquois and non-Iroquois indigenous people. He was a well-respected player of the traditional Iroquois sport of lacrosse until he was blinded during a game when he was 31.
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John Arthur Gibson
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John Arthur Gibson
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John Arthur Gibson
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Tuscarora Township, Ontario, Six Nations of the Grand River reserve
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1912-11-01
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Tuscarora Township, Ontario, Six Nations of the Grand River reserve
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1850-03-01
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Seneca Nation Chief John A Gibson , Six Nations of the Grand River
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Chief or Royaner
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renditions of the Great Law of Peace, 19-20th century lacrosse
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Seneca, Iroquois
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Mary Skye Gibson
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Ganio'dai'io and Skanyadehehyoh
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John Arthur Gibson (1850–1912) was a chief of the Seneca nation of the North American Iroquois confederation. Part Onondagan and part Senecan, he resided within the reserve of the Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario, Canada. Knowledgeable about Iroquois culture, he is best known for the versions he provided of the Iroquois oral constitution, the Great Law of Peace. He acted as an advisor to the Canadian Department of Indian Affairs in matters relating both to Iroquois and non-Iroquois indigenous people. He was a well-respected player of the traditional Iroquois sport of lacrosse until he was blinded during a game when he was 31.
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1912
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Ganio'dai'io and Skanyadehehyoh