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Page 37
Hook - choie ; on a creek of that name which joins on the left side of Ki - a - li - jee
, three miles below the town , and seven miles south of thlo - tlo - gul - gau . The
settlements extend along the creeks ; on the margins of which and the hill sides ...
Hook - choie ; on a creek of that name which joins on the left side of Ki - a - li - jee
, three miles below the town , and seven miles south of thlo - tlo - gul - gau . The
settlements extend along the creeks ; on the margins of which and the hill sides ...
Page 43
21. Woc - co - coie ; from woc - co , a blow - horn , and coie , a nest , these birds
formerly had their young here . It is on Tote - pauf - cau creek , a branch of Po -
chuse - hat - che , which joins the Coo - sau , below Puc - cun - tal - lau - has -
see .
21. Woc - co - coie ; from woc - co , a blow - horn , and coie , a nest , these birds
formerly had their young here . It is on Tote - pauf - cau creek , a branch of Po -
chuse - hat - che , which joins the Coo - sau , below Puc - cun - tal - lau - has -
see .
Page 49
The timber is pine , oak and small hickory ; the creek is fifteen feet wide , and
joins Tallapoosa fifteen miles above Took - au - bat - che . They have two villages
belonging to this town . 1st . Au - che - nau - hat - che ; from au - che , cedar ; and
...
The timber is pine , oak and small hickory ; the creek is fifteen feet wide , and
joins Tallapoosa fifteen miles above Took - au - bat - che . They have two villages
belonging to this town . 1st . Au - che - nau - hat - che ; from au - che , cedar ; and
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Page 50
It is situated on a creek of that name , which joins Puc - cun - tal - lau - has - see
on the left side . It is twenty miles from Coosau river ; the land about this village is
round , flat hills , thickets of hickory saplins , and on the hill sides and their tops ...
It is situated on a creek of that name , which joins Puc - cun - tal - lau - has - see
on the left side . It is twenty miles from Coosau river ; the land about this village is
round , flat hills , thickets of hickory saplins , and on the hill sides and their tops ...
Page 57
They claim the land above the falls on their side . In descending the river path
from the falls , in three miles you cross a creek running to the right , twenty feet
wide ; this creek joins the river a quarter of a mile above the Cowetuh town house
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They claim the land above the falls on their side . In descending the river path
from the falls , in three miles you cross a creek running to the right , twenty feet
wide ; this creek joins the river a quarter of a mile above the Cowetuh town house
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