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Page 29
... while other cattle , where moss is to be had , or they are regularly salted , are
fat . They have 116 gun men belonging to this town ; they / . were formerly more
numerous , but have been unfortunate in A Sketch of the Creek Country . 29.
... while other cattle , where moss is to be had , or they are regularly salted , are
fat . They have 116 gun men belonging to this town ; they / . were formerly more
numerous , but have been unfortunate in A Sketch of the Creek Country . 29.
Page 34
It appears to be a never - failing stream , and fine for mills ; the fields belonging to
this town , are on both sides of the river . 8. Sau - wa - no - gee , is on a pine
forest , three miles below Le - cau - suh , and back from a swamp bordering on
the ...
It appears to be a never - failing stream , and fine for mills ; the fields belonging to
this town , are on both sides of the river . 8. Sau - wa - no - gee , is on a pine
forest , three miles below Le - cau - suh , and back from a swamp bordering on
the ...
Page 56
They estimate their number of gun men at one hundred ; but the agent has
ascertained , by actual enumeration , that they have but sixty - six , including all
who reside here , and in the villages belonging to the town . They have a fine
body of ...
They estimate their number of gun men at one hundred ; but the agent has
ascertained , by actual enumeration , that they have but sixty - six , including all
who reside here , and in the villages belonging to the town . They have a fine
body of ...
Page 59
The settlements belonging to the town , are spread out on the right side of the
river ; here they appear to be industrious , have forked ' fences , and more land
enclosed than they can cultivate . One of them desires particularly to be named ,
Mic ...
The settlements belonging to the town , are spread out on the right side of the
river ; here they appear to be industrious , have forked ' fences , and more land
enclosed than they can cultivate . One of them desires particularly to be named ,
Mic ...
Page 74
Marriage gives no right to the husband over the property of his wife ; and when
they part she keeps the children and property belonging to them . Adultery . This
is punished by the family or tribe of the husband . They collect , consult and
decree ...
Marriage gives no right to the husband over the property of his wife ; and when
they part she keeps the children and property belonging to them . Adultery . This
is punished by the family or tribe of the husband . They collect , consult and
decree ...
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