Murder of Young Man by Indians
Document 1792[A talk From the Kings, chiefs, warriors, and head-men of the Cussetahs and Cowetas, to James Seagrove.] Noted murder of young man by Indians, Cussetahs and Cowetahs did not know the identity of the murderer(s). Asked for patience in finding offending Indian as hunting season is soon. Signs of good faith issued.
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[A talk From the Kings, chiefs, warriors, and head-men of the Cussetahs and Cowetas, to James Seagrove.] Noted murder of young man by Indians, Cussetahs and Cowetahs did not know the identity of the murderer(s). Asked for patience in finding offending Indian as hunting season is soon. Signs of good faith issued.
Date
08/23/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Cussetah
Collection
Document number
1792082390000
Notable persons
James Seagrove
multiple
chiefs
kings
warriors
head-men
Cussetah
Coweta
agent
Indians
Indian Nation
Jack Kinnard
interpreter
White Lieutenant
Oakfuskies
Opay Mico
Hallowing King
Cussetah King
Cussetah Warrior's King
James Durozeaux
Hull
Barnard
red people
white people
Notable locations
Cussetah
Rock Landing
frontier
territory
lower towns
Carr's Bluff
upper towns
Oconee river
hunting grounds
Notable items
stolen property
horse
gun
murder
hunting
influence
Indian relations