Georgia Historical Society
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Indian affairs
Hawkins discusses various matters concerning Efau Tustunnagau's nation, including a survey of boundary lines and Efau Tustunnagau's trip to see the U. S. President
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersHappy Accommodation of All Past Differences Among the Four Nations
Speech of the Cussetahs and lower towns to the Chickasaws in reply to an address.
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersFarming Equipment for the Creeks
Hawkins requests that "implements of husbandry" intended for the Creeks be forwarded to him.
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersDelivery of Rifles
Deliver common rifles to Mr. Francis, which he has paid for, from factory in Georgia.
James Jackson Papers, Collection #422.Cherokee boundary line survey
Report on the status and progress of surveying and marking the boundary line between the United States and the Cherokee Nation.
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersBenjamin Hawkins Report to the Cherokees
Report to the Cherokees on the progress of his boundary survey, and his assurance of respecting the rights of both the Cherokees and the whites living in the region; also advises the Cherokee to keep …
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersAppointment of an interpreter to the Choctaw Indians
Provides information on the name and qualifications of John Pitchlynn, appointed by Hawkins as interpreter to the Choctaws
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersA talk of the chiefs and warriors of the Cherokees
A letter from the chiefs and warriors of the Cherokees to the President of the United States (written down by three interpreters). Four Nations seek protection from Z. Cox and his followers from …
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersProvisions provided to the chiefs of the Creek Nation through Benjamin Hawkins Superintendent Indian Affairs South of Ohio
An account listing provisions provided to the chiefs of the Creek Nation convened in Council at Fort Fookuabatchee with Benjamin Hawkins to include callico, thread, bindings, blankets, flour, bacon, …
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersIndian Department to the United States Factory
A ledger or account of goods and services exchanged between the Indian Department and the United States Factory.
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersExtract of a Letter from the Secretary of War to His Excellency the Governor of Georgia
Congratulations on adoption of state constitution. Admiration of Georgia and South Carolina for their vigilance in preventing three refugees from Port-au-Prince from entering their respective states.
James Jackson Papers, Collection #422.Commissioners' account
List of monetary disbursements made by the commissioners for surveying and marking the boundary of the Creek Nation from January to February 1798 listing the date of the transaction, the persons …
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersCertification of expenses related to Benjamin Hawkins, Superintendent Indian Affairs South of Ohio River
Expenditure of contingent funds of $500 authorized by Secretary of War, receipt of which is acknowledged in Hawkins' letter to Secretary of War. Certification of payment of funds $488 by Benjamin …
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersAccounts within the Indian Department.
List of monetary disbursements made in the Indian Department for activities in the Southeast from 29 November 1796 to 22 June 1797, listing the date of the transaction, the persons involved, what the …
#373-Benjamin Hawkins PapersAccount with the Creek Nation
Itemized listing of an account of the Creek Nation with the United States
#373-Benjamin Hawkins Papers
