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      Article describing the decision of the New York State Power Authority to consider alternatives for the construction of a reservoir that would not involve using Tuscarora reservation land.

      Article discussing the request of the New York State Power Authority to take over a portion of the Tuscarora reservation for the Niagara power project.

      Article discussing the New York State Power Authority's revision to its planned reservoir for the Niagara power project following the refusal of the Tuscarora reservation to sell the land requested to build the reservoir.

      Florabell in overalls and "ready to fight". Florabell is Arnold Anderson's daughter and he was not married to Florabell's mother who was from Tuscarora Reserve.

      Florabell is in her winter clothes, in front of a building in Niagara Falls New York. Arnold Anderson's daughter. He was not married to Florabell's mother, a woman from the Tuscarora Reservation. She probably took her mother's maiden name.

      This is a picture of the Anderson sisters at the Border Crossing Festivities in Hyde Park, Niagara Falls, New York. The annual Border Crossing was held to reaffirm the Jay Treaty and was organized by the Indian Defense League of North America.

      Albert Anderson, in Niagara Falls New York. While living on the Six Nations Reserve, he provided several horses for the Army during WWI. He lost an eye while playing a game with sticks or arrows and had a glass eye to replace it.

      Ida was a sister of Samuel Anderson. Ida's son Nellis Burnham was a musician and had a piano player wife - Florabell (non native). They had one child, Edith Jeanette. After her parents parted, Edith Jeanett was raised by her grandmother Ida. They lived off reserve because they were an …

      This picture is a photoshopped picture of Marjorie Anderson, before she was married. There was another person in the photo. It was taken in Niagara Falls, NY in 1941. The occasion is unknown.