Exhibit 3
Summary of Indian Population in Vermont
as shown in Federal Census Reports
Notice that in Franklin County, Vermont in 1910 there are only 5 Native People's indicated. None in 1920. Only 3 in 1930. None in 1940 and 1950. One Indian in 1960, 9 Indians in 1970. Ten years later....in the 1980 Federal Census(after the group of people INCORPORATE in 1976 as the St. Francis/ Sokoki Abenaki - Abenaki Selp Help Association) all of a sudden in Franklin County, Vermont.....there are 422 alleged and reinvented "Abenaki Indians." In 1990, there are 584 self-identifying "Indians."
In other Vermont Counties, there is also the same dynamic of a seemingly increase in self-identifying "Indians" such as in Chittenden County, VT per the 1950-1960-1970-1980-1990 Federal Census. Notice that Arthur "Bill" William Seymore (including the Phillips Family) and other such families, etc come geographically FROM the Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont area, BEFORE 1990.
Population of the United States
in
1860;
Compiled from
the original returns of the 8th Census
under the direction of
the Secretary of the Interior
By Joseph C.G. Kennedy
1864
Page 01
Table No. 1 Population By Age and Sex.
White.
Free Colored.
Indian
(Chittenden County, Vermont)
Page 02 (493)
Table No. 1 Population By Age and Sex.
Page 03 (494)
State of Vermont
Table No. 2 Population By Color and Condition
Page 04 (498)
State of Vermont
Table 04 Population,Native and Foreign, By Counties
