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Letter, John Pitchlynn, Chaktaw [sic] Agency, to Acting Governor Williams, reporting a meeting of Creek and Choctaw Indians at which they decided against a request by the United States to have a wagon road cut through their lands and agreed to remain at peace with all white and red men; notifying that there will be another council to settle for some damage done Creeks by Cherokees.
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Letter, John Pitchlynn, Chaktaw [sic] Agency, to Acting Governor Williams, reporting a meeting of Creek and Choctaw Indians at which they decided against a request by the United States to have a wagon road cut through their lands and agreed to remain at peace with all white and red men; notifying that there will be another council to settle for some damage done Creeks by Cherokees.
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- Doc Number: 618
- Administration: Thomas Hill Williams, Acting and Cowles Mead, Acting
- Date(s): 1806-07-03
- Description: Letter, John Pitchlynn, Chaktaw [sic] Agency, to Acting Governor Williams, reporting a meeting of Creek and Choctaw Indians at which they decided against a request by the United States to have a wagon road cut through their lands and agreed to remain at peace with all white and red men; notifying that there will be another council to settle for some damage done Creeks by Cherokees.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-0618-02.tif