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Camp Kingsley Pocket Patch

Blue and White Patch

Land of the Oneidas Council



Camp Kingsley blue and white pocket patch of Land of the Oneidas Council. This patch is from the 1980's. 


In 1982, the Land of the Oneidas Council was formed from the merger of the  Iroquois Council (Rome, NY) and the Upper Mohawk Council (Utica, NY).


In January of 2002, the Land of the Oneidas Council merged with the General Herkimer Council (Herkimer, NY) to form the Revolutionary Trails Council located in Utica, New York.


Previously, the Iroquois Council was formed from the merger of the Madison County Council (Oneida, NY) and the Fort Stanwix Council (Rome, NY) in 1968. Due to the merger, Fort Stanwix Council and Iroquois Council no longer exist.




Bill Griesmyer -- Last updated 22-June-2011