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Page 29
This creek has its source thirty miles to the east in waving , post oak , hickory and
pine land ; in some places the swamp is wide , the beach and white oak very
large , with poplar , cypress , red bay , sassafras , Florida magnolia , and white
pine ...
This creek has its source thirty miles to the east in waving , post oak , hickory and
pine land ; in some places the swamp is wide , the beach and white oak very
large , with poplar , cypress , red bay , sassafras , Florida magnolia , and white
pine ...
Page 39
They have lost their language , and speak Creek , and have adopted the custoins
and manners of the Creeks . They have thirty - five gun men . 14. O - che - au - po
- fau ; from Oche - ub , a hickory tree , and po - fau , in , or among , called by ...
They have lost their language , and speak Creek , and have adopted the custoins
and manners of the Creeks . They have thirty - five gun men . 14. O - che - au - po
- fau ; from Oche - ub , a hickory tree , and po - fau , in , or among , called by ...
Page 50
it is open and waving ; the soil is dark and gravelly ; the general growth of trees is
the small hickory ; they have reed in the branches . Hannah Hale resides here .
She was taken a prisoner from Georgia , when about eleven or twelve years old ...
it is open and waving ; the soil is dark and gravelly ; the general growth of trees is
the small hickory ; they have reed in the branches . Hannah Hale resides here .
She was taken a prisoner from Georgia , when about eleven or twelve years old ...
Page 54
Cross Hātche Cānāne , ( crooked creek , ) running to the right , ten feet wide ; the
land stiff and good ; oak , hickory , and a few poplar . 39m . Chat - to - hat - che , (
stony creek , ) running to the right ten feet wide ; the land broken and poor .
Cross Hātche Cānāne , ( crooked creek , ) running to the right , ten feet wide ; the
land stiff and good ; oak , hickory , and a few poplar . 39m . Chat - to - hat - che , (
stony creek , ) running to the right ten feet wide ; the land broken and poor .
Page 85
O - fuk - she , 2 60 post oak , small hickory , clay , red oak . Noo - coose Chepo , 2
8 post oak , plains , clay , red oak . Kit - to - me , 14 60 post , black oak , plains ,
clay . Pilth - lau - le , 7 20 do . do . Pinchunc , 2 20 do . do . In - tuck - kee , 4 10 do
...
O - fuk - she , 2 60 post oak , small hickory , clay , red oak . Noo - coose Chepo , 2
8 post oak , plains , clay , red oak . Kit - to - me , 14 60 post , black oak , plains ,
clay . Pilth - lau - le , 7 20 do . do . Pinchunc , 2 20 do . do . In - tuck - kee , 4 10 do
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