Benjamin Hawkins Letterbook
33 documents
Report on affairs in Creek Country; civilization plan
Letter, discusses conditions on the southern frontier. Discusses plan of civilization for the Creeks and expenses.
Benjamin Hawkins LetterbookPeace Talks and Role of Spain; William Augustus Bowles
Representative of Cussetah discussed Spanish affairs with Seminole chiefs. Peace talks.
Benjamin Hawkins LetterbookMoney Drawn for Edward Wright, Creek Factor
Receipt, for funds for expenses for the quarter ending with the month of June, 1800.
Benjamin Hawkins LetterbookMonetary Exchange to Edward Wright, factor
Bill of exchange, mentions Edward Wright, U.S. factor
Benjamin Hawkins LetterbookIndian Affairs South of the Ohio River
Report, describes the state of affairs under the charge of the principal agent for Indian affairs south of the Ohio River. Mentions progress of civilization plans.
Benjamin Hawkins LetterbookExpenses, No New Developments; Doctor Foster a fictitious name
Alias of Doctor Foster discussed, mentions drawing money for expenses. Foster's real name is George Martin Rodington. Jack Kinnard ordered him to quit the Indian Agency.
Benjamin Hawkins LetterbookThreats to Peace; traders at the Creek Agency; Doctor Foster
Letter, discusses potential threats to peace. Mentions Doctor Foster having arrived from Jamaica. Mentions treaty between United States and Spain. Discusses traders in the Creek agency and the matter …
Benjamin Hawkins Letterbook
