| Last name | OBeal |
| First name | Charles |
| Display name | Usla-eye;OBail |
| Gender | m |
| Affiliations | Seneca indians |
| Bio notes | Seneca chief, signed 1837 Remonstrance of Chiefs and 1838 letter to PYM. Also signed 1826 agreement at Buffalo Creek. Cornplanter’s son and Handsome Lake’s nephew. Charles and his older half-brother Henry—who could read and write, knew some English, and had lived in Philadelphia and New York for a few years—often acted as assistants to their father and uncle. |
New York Yearly Meeting Committee on Indian Concerns Scrapbook
William Allinson Diary, Volume 1
Some Account of our Journey to Cannandaigue