Treaty with the Cherokee Nation of Indians
Type
Copy of Signed Document
Title
Treaty with the Cherokee Nation of Indians
Description
Articles of a Treaty between the United States and the Cherokee Indians.
year created
1798
month created
10
day created
02
author
in collection
in image
note
Enclosed in Adams to U. S. Senate, 1/15/1799
author note
Nenetuah, or Bloody Fellow; Ostaiah; Jaunne, or John; Oortlokeoteh; Chockonnistaller, or Stallion; Noothoietah; Kunnateelah, or Rising Fawn; Utturah,
or Skin Worm; Weelee, or Will; Oolasoteh; Tlorene; Johnurteekee; Kanowsurhee, or Boom; Yonah Oolah, Bear at Home; Tunksalenee, or thick Legs; Oorkullaukee; Kumamah, or Butterfly; Chattakuteehee; Kanitta, or Little Turkey; Kettegiskie; Tauquotihee, or the Glass; Chuquilatague; Salleekookoolah; Tallotuskee; Tuskeegatee, or Long Fellow; Chellokee; Neekaanneah, or Woman Holder; Kulsateehee; Keetakeuskah, or Prince; Charley; Akooh; Sawanookeh; Yonahequah, or Big Bear; Keenahkunnah; Kaweesoolaskee; Teekakalohenah;
Ookouseteeh, or John Taylor; Chochuchee.
or Skin Worm; Weelee, or Will; Oolasoteh; Tlorene; Johnurteekee; Kanowsurhee, or Boom; Yonah Oolah, Bear at Home; Tunksalenee, or thick Legs; Oorkullaukee; Kumamah, or Butterfly; Chattakuteehee; Kanitta, or Little Turkey; Kettegiskie; Tauquotihee, or the Glass; Chuquilatague; Salleekookoolah; Tallotuskee; Tuskeegatee, or Long Fellow; Chellokee; Neekaanneah, or Woman Holder; Kulsateehee; Keetakeuskah, or Prince; Charley; Akooh; Sawanookeh; Yonahequah, or Big Bear; Keenahkunnah; Kaweesoolaskee; Teekakalohenah;
Ookouseteeh, or John Taylor; Chochuchee.
notable person/group
Thomas Butler
George Walton
Commissioners of the United States
President [Adams]
Executive of the State of Tennessee [John Sevier]
Cherokee Hunters
white man
Indian proprietor
Senate
notable location
Holston River
Tennessee
Tellico block house
Wildcat rock
Militia spring
Maryville road
Chilhowee mountain
Nine-mile creek
Hawkins' line
great Iron mountain
Little river
Tugelo river
Clinch river
Emmery's river
Campbell's line
War Office
Kentucky road
Cumberland mountain
Cumberland River
notable item/thing
misunderstanding
peace and friendship
boundaries
ninety days' notice
further delays
Indian lands
doing justice to the Cherokees
adjustment of the boundary line
interests and safety of said States
existing treaties
protection of the United States
maps or charts
boundary between the United States and the Cherokee Nation
relinquishment and cession
goods, wares, and merchandise
principal towns
annual stipends
supplies of provisions
expense
horses stolen
cash
animosities
aggressions
thefts
plunderings
council house near Tellico
document number
1798100290001
page start
1
