John Watts

5 documents

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  Discharging of troops

  04/27/1787 Letterbook

  Informs Captain John Watts that Congress has discharged the troops of which Watt's corps are a part. Also tells Watts that the Secretary at War has drawn warrants in his favor.

  Numbered Record Books, 1775-1798. (RG93) (M853)
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  Letter Citation

  04/17/1793 Cited letter or document

  Cited in Blount to Knox, 04/20/1793.

  Citations
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  Let us punish them for you.

  06/17/1793 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document

  Smith urges Cherokee chief Watts to forego taking satisfaction against the white men who committed the base act against his people. The President can be relied upon to punish them instead.

  Printed Versions
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  Letter to Cherokee Chief

  09/20/1794 Document

  Letter from General James Robertson to John Watts, halfbreed chief of the Cherokee Indians. Image not available.

  Printed Versions
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  Response to Cherokee John Watts' Concerns Over Boundaries, Etc.

  12/27/1796 Letterbook Copy

  McHenry speaks on behalf of the president, who says he is pleased by the Indians' inclinations toward peace. Notes he is sending Silas Dinsmoor, an Indian agent, to live among them. Says that the …

  John Adams Papers