Disagreement with Gayoso's Decision to Postpone Evacuation
Document 1797Gayoso's desire to send troops to fortify Nogalls and to remain at post in Natchez to fight British violates treaties signed by U.S. and Spain and between U.S. and Britain.
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Gayoso's desire to send troops to fortify Nogalls and to remain at post in Natchez to fight British violates treaties signed by U.S. and Spain and between U.S. and Britain.
Date
05/02/1797
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Document number
1797050290001
Page start
14
Note
An Extract; Document 14 in Report of the Secretary of War to the President, 06/30/1797.
Notable persons
see below
Lieutenant Piercy S Pope
Manuel
Gayoso de Lemos
British
Catholic Majesty
Spanish
troops
Lieutenant Colonel Hamtramck
Brigadier General Wilkinson
Captain Guion
William Blount
James Carey
white men
baron Carondelet
Major Minor
Notable locations
Natchez
Mississippi
Louisiana
Nogalls
territory
Canada
post
Texas
Cherokee
Native Americans
Indians
Ohio
Cumberland
Notable items
forts
artillerists
engineers
demolition
property
garrisons
treaty
murder
reinforcements