The Spanish Have Seized Bowles

Item

Type

Extract

Title

The Spanish Have Seized Bowles

Description

An extract in which McGillivray [M'Gillivray] tells James Seagrove that, since William Bowles has been captured by the Spanish, he is free now to meet him at Rock Landing

year created

1792

month created

03

day created

25

sent from location

Little Tallassee

recipient

in collection

note

Enclosed in Seagrove to Knox, 04/21/1792.

content note

American State Papers, Indian Affairs
Extract enclosed in Seagrove to Knox 04/21/1792.

notable person/group

James Seagrove
Alexander McGillivray
Randall
Akins
that vagabond [William] Bowles
Cowetas
Cussetahs
Spanish commandant
prisoner
Cornel
chiefs of those two rivers

notable location

Little Tallassee [Tallahassee]
Tensa
Pensacola
Mobile
St Marks
Rock Landing
lower towns

notable item/thing

extreme bad weather
the road
attack of the rheumatism
my indisposition

notable phrase

My indisposition prevented me from going in person after that vagabond Bowles
however, I sent party accordingly set out for that purpose, but before they reached St. Marks, I am informed that the Spanish commandant seized him as a prisoner.

document number

1792032590100

Document instances

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Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Alexander McGillivray Little Tallassee [n/a]
Recipient James Seagrove [unknown] [n/a]