Peace with the Creek Nation
Document 1792Seagrove ommends Kinnard for his allegiance and assistance with peace between U.S. and the Creek Nation. He mentions the confusion in the Indian Nation, stolen property, and Indian mischief. He requests that Kinnard forward the invitation to peace talks with U.S. representative to all lower Indian towns, especially those that were deceived by Bowles.
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Seagrove ommends Kinnard for his allegiance and assistance with peace between U.S. and the Creek Nation. He mentions the confusion in the Indian Nation, stolen property, and Indian mischief. He requests that Kinnard forward the invitation to peace talks with U.S. representative to all lower Indian towns, especially those that were deceived by Bowles.
Date
10/07/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Creek nation, St. Mary's
Collection
Document number
1792100790200
Note
Enclosed in Seagrove to Knox, 10/17/1792
Notable persons
John Kinnard
James Seagrove
Creek
Indians
Indian Nation
Bryant
Allen
Spaniards
Spanish
chiefs
Galphin
Bowles
Notable locations
Creek nation, St. Mary's
river
Georgia
frontier
territory
border
Indian lands
Notable items
provisions
bushel
corn
blanket
shroud
goods
supply
negotiations
peace
war
treaty
invitation
allegiance
assistance
talks
council
Indian relations
deception
violence