Speech of the Lower Creek chiefs the Hallowing King of the Cowetas and Fat King of Cussetahs.
Item
Type
Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document
Title
Speech of the Lower Creek chiefs the Hallowing King of the Cowetas and Fat King of Cussetahs.
Description
Beloved man from Congress was here. Mr McGillivray came over here and matters were settled. Expected that Mr. White would inform the State of Georgia. You always promised that the innocent should not suffer for the guilty. We knew nothing of these bad people or the mischief of the upper towns. Had a meeting with northern Indians lately. Told them we had settled matters with Virginians and could not go to war. Consider us as friends. We did not join the English against you.
short description
Speech of the Lower Creek chiefs the Hallowing King of the Cowetas and Fat King of Cussetahs.
year created
1787
month created
06
day created
14
secondary author
sent from location
Cussetahs
in collection
in publication
note
Published in the American State Papers, Indian Affairs Volume 1, page 32 (available online from the Library of Congress).
author note
Hallowing King; Fat King.
notable person/group
Cussetah
John Galphin
James Douzeazeaux
interpreter
beloved man from Congress
McGillivray
Colonel White
Indians
friends
Northward Indians
Virginians
Oakgees
Barnard
English
brothers
Negro
Lower Creeks
Hallowing King
Cowetas
Fat King
notable location
Cussetahs
Georgia
Upper Towns
Lower Towns
Oconee
notable item/thing
promised
hunting
grievances
rule of the Indians
killed your friends
war
rash steps
white flag
great presents
notable phrase
we were born into one land, and we were your friends and brothers
document number
1787061490000
Item sets
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Document names
Type | Name | Location | Notes |
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Author | Fat King | Cussetahs | Hallowing King of Cowetas |