Updates on Indian Relations in Southwest Territory
Document 1792Results of council between friendly Indians and U.S. included protection of U.S. boats and travelers from hostile tribes. Land disputes also addressed at council, hopes that Gov. Blount will devise a just settlement between Creeks and settlers. Hostile acts against U.S. continue.
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Results of council between friendly Indians and U.S. included protection of U.S. boats and travelers from hostile tribes. Land disputes also addressed at council, hopes that Gov. Blount will devise a just settlement between Creeks and settlers. Hostile acts against U.S. continue.
Date
07/28/1792
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1792072800000
Notable persons
George Washington
Henry Knox
Cherokees
Indians
Indian Nation
Governor Blount
Little Turkey
chiefs
Bloody Fellow
John Watts
delegation
Chickasaws
Chocktaws
General Robertson
militia
Allison
agent
Spanish
Colonel Hardin
Major Trueman
Anthony Wayne
General St. Clair
Morgan
Notable locations
War Department
Virginia
southwest
territory
Estanaula
Nashville
river
Tennessee
Nashville
Holstein
Cumberland
mountains
Fort Pitt
Pittsburgh
Reading
Ohio county
Notable items
boats
treaty
protection
peace
council
Treaty of Hopewell
Treaty of Holstein
land disputes
hostilities
land rights
treaty