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Derek,
Have you reviewed Wheat's 'Mapping the Transmississippi West, 444; v. 2, p.
170 with full page repro. of Kelley's 1839 ms, map at the State Dept.?
Ken Nebenzahl

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Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2010 21:59:45 -0700
From: "Derek Hayes" <[email protected]>
Subject: [MapHist] 1839 Map by Hall J. Kelley
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I have been searching without success for many months for a map by early
Oregon booster Hall Jackson Kelley generally referred to as a map of the
Territory of Oregon and High California, though there is no actual title on
the map; these terms do appear prominently on the map. 

This map has been reproduced in a few places but none of the reproductions
are of very high quality. The annotation at the bottom of the map
reproduction in Fred Wilbur Powell's Hall J. Kelley on Oregon says it was
"Recd. at Dept. of State with J. R. Poinsett's June 26th, 1829"; this is
almost certainly a typo for 1839, since it was received at the War
Department and this is when Joel Poinsett was Secretary of War, I think. 

This is the map that attempted to rename the Cascade Mountains the
President's Range and assigned President's names to various mountains. Mt
Adams is the only one that remains, and that in a different position to that
given by Kelley (it was named on the 1853 Pacific Railroad Survey map).

Since it was sent to the War Department one would think it would be in the
US National Archives or the Library of Congress. I wondered if anyone knew
the location and reference for the original of this map?

Thanks for any help.

 Some additional info:
Kelley, Hall Jackson 1790-1874.  A History of the Settlement of Oregon and
the Interior of Upper California and Letters and Documents, 1832-1842. In:
Powell, Fred Wilbur.  Hall J. Kelley on Oregon.  Princeton, N. J.: Princeton
University Press, 1932. pp. 218-403.         Book contains a reproduction of
Kelley's 1839 manuscript map of his route past the Mount Shasta region
(facing p. 403). The map was derived from his 1834-5 overland travel with
Ewing Young (and in part with Michel Laframboise) from Monterey over the
Siskiyous to the Columbia River. Kelley is generally acknowledged to be the
first to assign the name of "Mt. Jackson" to present-day Mt. Shasta. Kelley
called all of the Cascade Range the "President's Range" and named most of
the peaks after U.S. Presidents.  The map shows the upper Sacramento as
"Pierre's R.", and shows the main Sacramento as "Kelly's R." Also note that
the trail Kelley followed goes by the east side of Mt. Shasta. 
  
Derek Hayes

See my books at http://www.derekhayes.ca/
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