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Long Lake No.58 and Long Lake No.77
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Long Lake No. 58 First Nation is within the boundaries of the territory described by the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850.  The original Reserve was located east and south of its present location because it was unsuitable for the installation of services.

After the James Bay Treaty of 1905 was signed,  the names of 65 members of the Long Lake Band were transferred to the annuity pay list for Treaty No. 9 which is now Long Lake No. 77, also known as Ginoogaming.

 Veteran Listing
Rank Name
Pte. Emile Abraham
  John Aggomway
  Tom Aggomway
  Antoine Askam
Pte. Antoine J. E. Bouchard
  Narcise Chief
  William Eskawandem
  John Finlayson
  Nicol Finlayson
  Ambrose Fisher
  Thomas Godchere
Pte. Paddy Legarde
Pte. Clem Nabigon
  Saquin Pataban
Pte. Peter Towegeshig