GAD Reference number: IT 296; Indian Affairs' consecutive no.: 157A, Aboriginal people(s): Plain and Wood Cree and the other Tribes of Indians; Aboriginal individual(s): Chiefs Mistowasis, Ah-tuh-ukkoop, Pee-yahn-kah-mihk-oo-sit, Ah-yah-tas-kum-ik-im-um, Kee-too-wa-haw, Cha-kas-ta-pay-sin, John Smith, James Smith, Chip-ee-wayan, Wah-wee-kah-nickkah-oo-tah-mah-hote, Kah-mee-yis-too-way-sit, Kah-pay-yuk-wahsk-oo-num, See-see-kwahn-is, Wee-kas-koo-kee-say-yin, Pee-yas-ee-wah-kah-we-cha-koot, James Seenum, Oo-nah-tah-mee-nah-hoos, See-kahs-kootch, Tus-tuk-ee-shwahs, Pee-way-sis, Kee-ye-win, Kin-oo-say-oo and others; Other party(ies): Commissioners Hon. Alexander Morris, Lt. Gov., Hon. James McKay and Hon. William Joseph Christie for Queen Victoria., Type of Document: Treaty involving extinguishment of aboriginal title and surrender of land. Docket title: "Articles of Treaty No. 6 Concluded between Her Majesty The Queen and The Plain & Wood Crees and other Tribes near Carlton and near Fort Pitt"., Specific purpose(s): Surrender of land in consideration of reserves to be set aside in proportion to 1 square mile to a family of 5, a one time payment of $12 per person, maintenance of schools, annual payments, hunting and fishing rights, etc. - See document., Land involved: 121,000 square miles covering the central areas of Saskatchewan and Alberta - See document., Form: Manuscript original