Requests Accountability for the Use of Supplies for Indian Use
Document 1797According to an adjustment of the records of the Treasury, a 1796 treaty with the Creek Indians shows that sundries and supplies were retained by James Seagrove, superintendent of Indian Affairs. Steele requests that Seagrove be charged and held accountable in the records.
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Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
According to an adjustment of the records of the Treasury, a 1796 treaty with the Creek Indians shows that sundries and supplies were retained by James Seagrove, superintendent of Indian Affairs. Steele requests that Seagrove be charged and held accountable in the records.
Date
12/05/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Comptroller's Office
Document number
1797120580000
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
John Steele
James Seagrove
Creek Indians
Notable locations
Comptroller's Office
Colerain, Georgia
Treasurer's Office
Notable items
Treaty
Indians

