Hindering Seagrove's Peaceful Mission
Document 1793Freeman worries that unless the Governor of Georgia does something to prevent the constant white incursions into Indian country, Seagrove's mission to seek a peaceful settlement with the Creeks may be in vain.
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Type
Extract of Letter
Description
Freeman worries that unless the Governor of Georgia does something to prevent the constant white incursions into Indian country, Seagrove's mission to seek a peaceful settlement with the Creeks may be in vain.
Date
11/05/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Fidius
Collection
Document number
1793110540100
Note
Enclosed in Knox to Adams, 12/18/1793.
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Constant Freeman, Jr.
Mr. Seagrove
party of militia horse [cavalry]
Mr. Barnard
the whites
people on the frontier
Major Brenton
General Irwin
Notable locations
Fort Fidius
Rock Landing
Oconee
Carr's Bluff
Flint River
Little Chehaw village
Notable items
disposition of the Indians
disputes
retreat
wounded
representations to the executive of this State [Governor Telfair}
[Seagrove's] zeal and indefatigable labor