Legal deposition, Daniel Powell vs. Moses GrinterThis is a written transcript of testimony given by Rial Hoisington for a lawsuit, Daniel Powell vs. Moses Grinter. Hoisington and Powell were hired as carpenters to build and repair for Grinter's ferry service. Grinter, a Kentucky man and one of the first white settlers in present-day Wyandotte County, was hired in 1829 to operate the ferry service which crossed the Kansas River, connecting the Delaware Reserve with the Shawnee Reserve. Troops traveling between Forts Leavenworth and Scott sometimes crossed the Kansas River on a ferry operated by Moses Grinter. Grinter married Annie Marshall, a Delaware Indian whose people had been relocated to the Fort Leavenworth Indian Agency in the early 1830s.1859-04-23Webb, Thomas H. (Hopkins)1801-1866CreatorcreThis item was part of Territorial Kansas Online (TKO# 102004). TKO topic guide: Immigration and Early Settlement>The Economy>Lawstill imageku-kansascollection:2288https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-kansascollection/2288u003260||u003261||u003262||u003263||u003264||u003265||u003266||u003267||u003268||u003269||u003270aspace_7278d88e03a38782ca62d41c04a90e64electronicimage/tiffreformatted digitalWyandot Nation correspondence, documents, and clippingshttp://hdl.handle.net/10407/0682593872RH MS 69University of KansasUniversity of Kansas. Kenneth Spencer Research LibraryThis work is free of known copyright restrictions.ku-kansascollection_2288_MODSMODS record generated from local records created for online exhibit. Processed, with additional values/elements added by Digital Initiatives, KU Libraries.eng2021-10