Feature Article #1
2010 Annual Gathering Tshirts now available!
2010 DOI Annual Gathering T shirts now available!
100% cotton, sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL, & 3XL in three stylish colors: green, orange and yellow.
Sizes S thru XL are $15.00, 2XL are $16.00 and 3XL are $17.00 plus shipping, or if you are in the Treasure Valley you can pick them up or we can […]
Website Admin | January 21st, 2010 | Continued
Feature Article #2
The Delawares of Idaho on Facebook!
Are you on Facebook? Now you can keep up with the tribe using these two handy links!
Click here for our public fan site, or copy and paste this link into your browser:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Delawares-of-Idaho-Inc/114805545279?ref=mf
Anyone can be a fan!
Click here for our invite only discussion group, or copy and paste this link into your browser:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=133534412049
Check us out and request an […]
Website Admin | September 10th, 2009 | Continued
Feature Article #3
Subscribe to the Newsletter via Email
Now you can subscribe to the Delawares of Idaho, Inc. newsletter via email! Save a few trees and save us the postage! Please use the form below and you will receive a few emails to make sure we have it set up correctly! After you fill out the form, a confirmation email will be sent to your mailbox; please read and follow the instruction inside the email to complete the subscription process.
Website Admin | July 9th, 2009 | Continued
Feature Article #4
Pay Your Dues Online!
Dues are $20.00 each year. All members between 18 and 69 years of age should be paying dues, they are $20.00 for each calender year.
You can pay them using the button on this page, via PayPal, or mail them in using a check or money order, no cash please. Click here for the address.
No matter how you […]
Website Admin | January 1st, 2009 | Continued
Feature Article #5
Big 8 Mining Corporation
In 1954, our group returned to Idaho and formed the a group-mining operation called the Big 8 Mining Corporation, in Elmore County. One of our members located what they called tungsten ore, which was pretty valuable at that time. He came back to Wyoming and notified us that he had made this discovery, so I made the decision to move back to Idaho. So we came back , we filed on two thousand acres of mining property and about eight of us put in one whole summer black-lighting.
Website Admin | March 15th, 2010 | Continued
About this Site
Welcome to the official website of The Delawares of Idaho, Inc. We set up the website to better communicate with our members, and share our information with them and the general public. Here you can find information about our group of Lenni Lenape people, and how we came to live in Idaho, so far away […]





