Cherokee and Creek Attacks
Document 1795Acts of hostility committed by Cherokee and Creek Nations against U.S. citizens became more flagrant after Gov. Blount's departure to Philadelphia. Detailed accounts of murders and retaliations. Notification that Smith ordered Gen. Sevier to "repel invaders"and defend citizens of the U.S. Smith learned that general and soldiers have not been paid and requests a review of his orders and actions before Congress.
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Type
Printed Document
Description
Acts of hostility committed by Cherokee and Creek Nations against U.S. citizens became more flagrant after Gov. Blount's departure to Philadelphia. Detailed accounts of murders and retaliations. Notification that Smith ordered Gen. Sevier to "repel invaders"and defend citizens of the U.S. Smith learned that general and soldiers have not been paid and requests a review of his orders and actions before Congress.
Date
10/01/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Knoxville
Collection
Document number
1795100140000
Note
Cited in Jackson Committee Report US House, 01/17/1797.
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
Daniel Smith
Secretary
Henry Knox
William Blount
Gilham
son
Cherokee
Creek
Indians
Indian Nation
hostiles
settlers
citizens
militia
Hanging Maw
John Beard
Tedford
Congress
Sevier
Notable locations
Knoxville
Philadelphia
Tennessee
frontier
territory
Henry's Station
