Intrusion on Indian Hunting Grounds
Document 1792Richard Justice and Thomas Glass write to Governor Blount regarding Little Turkey's movements and their willingness to adhere to any agreement between Little Turkey and the Governor. There have been encounters between whites and Indians in Indian hunting grounds but there has been no violence.
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Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document
Description
Richard Justice and Thomas Glass write to Governor Blount regarding Little Turkey's movements and their willingness to adhere to any agreement between Little Turkey and the Governor. There have been encounters between whites and Indians in Indian hunting grounds but there has been no violence.
Date
03/05/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Lookout Mountain
Collection
Document number
1792030590100
Note
Enclosed in Blount to Knox, 03/20/1792.
Notable persons
William Blount
Richard Justice
Thomas Glass
Major Craig
Little Turkey
young fellows coming from the norward
white people in the woods
the Glass and his people
Colonel Hubbard and his party
Notable locations
Lookout Mountain
hunting grounds
Notable items
your house
these letters coming this way
hunting
peace and quietness
war
mischief unknown to the Glass
last spring
keeping peace with you and all other white people