Indian Department to the United States Factory
Document 1798A ledger or account of goods and services exchanged between the Indian Department and the United States Factory.
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The Indian Department [to the United States]
[19]
1797
Sep. 5 For 2 gallons corn for Marlin . . .
17 b.° J. Spiller [undecipherable] from 11 Oct.° to 11 Sep.° }
as [undecipherable] forme . . . } 60
18 Mr Hawkins gt. orders for Corb.° [undecipherable] troop. 4.75
½ bushel felt 1/. 1 lb. sugar /25. .1.° }
4 lb flower for Wounded Chief . 25 . . } 6
20 Tash[undecipherable] Mclin [undecipherable] proder . . 12.35.
6 yards selfe from Col.° Marlin . 60— 12
23 1 strope blanket 2/. 1 lb sugar /25. 62½
4 flower at 6½. /37½ for Softkey . . 2
27 40. lb Flower 6¼. /62½. 1 qt. brandy 37½
1 lb sugar 25. for Softkey the wound Chief . 1
30 1 bottle brandy for ditto . . . .
Oct. 1 10 lb flour /62½ 3 lb. Sug.° /75 for ditto }
29 lb corn meal /37 ½ bus. ditto Sep. for } 3
2 Daniels Spiller for 2 bushels wheat . . 3
3 monthly Barnond apl.° [undecipherable] for 1gt
salary 1. July to 30 Sep. mechieur . . 175
100 lb corn meal. 3/. 28 lb flower 1/75 }
3 lb Sug.° /75 for the Wounded Chief }
4 Club open delivered Davis at 1/50. 6
1 pew. made 6¼ [undecipherable] 9.25. 10y lbo 25. 3½. 9
5.51
A Dr.
[?]States Factory
To amount brought forward . . .
4 To [undecipherable] Barnond for part his [undecipherable] in favor of
Hardy Rios for 40 days going Exp.° to Andreu 32
[undecipherable] County [undecipherable] Smith from 2[undecipherable]
to 24 [undecipherable] inclusive proder . . 196 228
20 lb flower /125 50 lb com meal /50. 10 lb of
c but for Tyler to Smith & party going to the nation 5 25
6 10. lb bef[?] — 62½ 16 lb corn meal bench. 1.12½
6 3 3/4 augers at 37½ . . . 1.12½
1 hound Sons . . . 2.
1 mowing Scripe . . . 62½
1 fitch [undecipherable] /50 5 3/4 ropes at /25 . 1.93¾
6 oz. of wine 37½. 20y [undecipherable] /25. for }
the Smith at [undecipherable] . . . } 62½ 7 33¾
To primers . . . 3
To Indian Repr /25 pale salt. /25 . . . 50
6 8 yd. [undecipherable] cloth to Henry Dugen at 12½ . 1
Richard Thomas salary 1° July 30 Sep.° 50
7 1 Whip pan 9 dol.° 2 shovels 2. 25 . . 11 25
1 [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] Items 4 . . . 5
19. lb bacon 12½ . . . 2 37½
[21]
The Indian Department to the [United States]
In.°
To amount brought over.
ft. Bezara /25 9 pound Stone 2 2½°
To [undecipherable] files . . .
½ y.° Of calabogue at /25
9 2 y.° ropes /50 2 y. [undecipherable] for [undecipherable] /50 1[?]
40. of nails . ½. /25 10
17 2½ gall. brandy at 150 stores to Softkey
7 lb [undecipherable] Windsor /25. 1 qt. linseed 25 c.
29 Silas Davis for wages from 2. to 28 Oct.
at 10 dol.° month . . 8 3[?]
Nov. 12 12 Rob.° Walton [undecipherable] rides 2 Oct. 96 to 17 July
1797 . 207
9 Emanthan Authur for bring Davis mare 1 5[?]
16 Tolamper 9 gall. Brandy 4 Pegs . 13 [?]
13 28 Youhola Mice . . 35[?]
Dec. 10 1 Atchan [undecipherable]mugger for sundries taken
from him many 1796. by white men . 15[?]
11 Abramanielles for sundries taken at [undecipherable] . 12 2[?]
12 8 To Softkey the wounded Chief for his support
coming for winter . . . 25.
13 To britta hontlak 1 bottle brandy.
one of the Indians who was robbed [undecipherable]
2.51
[?] States Factory Dr.
To am.° brought forward.
[undecipherable] daughters 5½ lb sugar 1 37½
1 bottle brandy . . . . . 97½
3 lb Coffee . . 3½ . 1 12½
15 To Jamochee for his service in moving
Stolen here 1 Blanket . . . 2 50
2 16 Wm wright an Indian 1 bottle brandy . . 37½
The Big Warrior of [undecipherable]candatcha [undecipherable]. 37½
one bushel Corn . . . 62½
19 40 lb flower for his path home . 2.50 3 50
18 To Opoi Haujo 30 lb meal . . 90
½ bushel salt . . 1 — 1 90
5 2 Henry Cornell salary 1 Dec. 96 to 30 May 97 133 33
5 10 ditto. ditto 1 July. 30 Sep.° 100
ditto . ditto . 1 Oct. 31 Dec. 97 100
20 16 To bills for provisions and other expenses
at the annual meeting of leaders at Tuckabatcha 22
20 Tuflummugee Emantlau going express
10 lb bef. 6¼. . . . .62½
50 lb meal /3. 150. 1 soap bottle 4.50. 6.
22 25 lb ditto . . .75 7 37½
Nitta huntlah 1 bag salt . . . 1
2.51
[23]
The Indian Department to the United [States]
To amount brought over.
21 Docton Haujo and his party [undecipherable] 5 [?] and
Dec. 5° [undecipherable] pounds . . 5[?]
22 Tuflummugee Emantlau 1 3d blanket
2/6° [undecipherable] 12½ 3/8 y.° serge 15¾. 3¼° 2[?]
24 To Nitta hintla 25 lb corn meal bench.
½ lb powder to G. Galpshin in [undecipherable] of
Indian murders.
Richard Thomas clerk in the Indian
Dep.° his salary 1st July to 30 Nov. 96. and
for sundry expenses . . . 150[?]
30 24 Youhola Mice . 1 bag salt . . 1
To Oporthly Emantlau 4 bags corn .50
31 2 quarts salt 6½ 1 bottle brandy. 37½. 43¾ 1[?]
23 John Hoskins 10 bushels cotton fed . . 5
29 a [undecipherable] express from the nation
25 for the Indians wounded on the 22d.
2 2½ point blankets 225. 4.50
2 [undecipherable] bottles 18. at /75 13.50
25 lb flour.
2 lb sug.° 1 quart Whiskey . . 1.56½
26 Ochuse Tuflummugee 1qt. Spirits . . 1.25 20[?]
1.51
States Factory Dr. 22
T am.° brought forward.
John middle [undecipherable] & cotton wheels . 13 .
33 Ochease Tustummugee 25 lb flower . . 1 56¼
32 ditto . . 25 ditto. 1.56½
2 lb sug.° /50 1 pint 1.50. 2
1 black handkerchief for [undecipherable] Indian . 1.50 5 6[?]
26 3 pints brandy & ditto . . . 56¼
37 T. Tustummugee 2 bags corn . . . 75
35 Mico Thlucco 2 bags ditto . . . 75
To the old [undecipherable] of broken Arrow 18 bags. 6 75
To [undecipherable] tustummugee 2 bags. . . 75
39 Andrew [undecipherable] 10 lb flour 10 [?] . 1 25
to ditto going express to the nation . . 5 .
34 To Nitta hintlah 6 bushels corn . . 4 50
41 27 Ochuse tustummugee for the wounded
Indians 1 bottle wine /75 [undecipherable] 75. 1.50 .25
1 black handkerchief . . .
12. lb flower /75. 4 of bottle 62½ for
an man going after [undecipherable] horse . 1 37½
[undecipherable] Brun Clerk in the Ind. Dep.
from 1° Dec. 96 to 5 Jan.° 1797. 22
[D?]
The Indian Department to the [United States]
42 Ochuse Tuflummugee for the wounded
[?] Indians 1 bottle wine . . 75
2 5 lb flower . . 1.56½
2 bags corn . . 75
43 30. 25 lb flower [undecipherable] . . 1[?]
44 Tuckepce Tuflummugee 4 bags corn . 1[?]
45 John Town for [undecipherable] Cotton [undecipherable] for a [undecipherable]
46 [undecipherable] half a bushel of corn [undecipherable]
Nitta [undecipherable] mother of the wounded [undecipherable]
1 Blanket . . 2.67
½ y.° strand . . 1.75
1 3/4 y.° [undecipherable] . . 87½
1 3/4 [undecipherable] /50 ½ Tobacco. 6¼ . 56½ 5 8[?]
meta huntlah 1st. [undecipherable] . . 1[?]
to the [undecipherable] for that part of his act. belonging
to the Ind. Dep.° for. 15 Oct. . . 10 6[?]
[undecipherable] Barnond for order N.° 1. 4 mo. [undecipherable]
ending 31 March 1797 . . . 233 3[?]
R[undecipherable]. Thomas order N.° 4 same time
[undecipherable] Mico in repayment of [undecipherable]
Hawkins's [undecipherable] . . 3 7[?]
1898[?]
States Factory Ca.° 26
By a draft on James [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] for the amount of this account 1898 73¼
Description
A ledger or account of goods and services exchanged between the Indian Department and the United States Factory.
Date
1798
Author
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798999992201
Page start
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Notable persons
Indian Department
J Spiller
Colonel Hawkins
Daniel Spiller
Timothy Barnard
Tyler
Richard Thomas
Silas Downs
Robert Walton
Emantlan Hutlaw
Tushmuggee
Indians
Joplesh the wounded Chief
Semochae
William Wrigth
Big Warrior
Cornell
Tustunnagau
Lackan Haiyes
Tusstunnagga Emantlan
Indian marauders
Richard Thomas
clerk
Zeuholo Nico
John Hoskins
Ocheese Tustunnagga
Nitte Hose
James McHenry
Notable items
United States Factory
corn
silk
blankets
flower
brandy
flour
wheat
corn meal
draft
express
hand saw
drawing knife
primer
Indian rope
salary
whip
grind stone
oznabrig
nails
venison
wages
robbed
sugar
coffee
stolen horse
salt
whiskey
sprouts
belts
handkerchief
wine
horse
cotton
shroud
linen
tobacco

