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Puc - cun - tal - lau - has - see ; from E - puc cun - nau , a mayapple , and tal - lau
- has - see , old town . It is in the fork of a creek which gives name to the town ; the
creek joins on the left side of Coosau , forty miles below Coosau town . 17.
Puc - cun - tal - lau - has - see ; from E - puc cun - nau , a mayapple , and tal - lau
- has - see , old town . It is in the fork of a creek which gives name to the town ; the
creek joins on the left side of Coosau , forty miles below Coosau town . 17.
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The land is very broken , sharp - hilly and stoney ; the bottoms and the fields are
on the small bends and narrow strips of the creek ; the country , off from the town ,
is broken . These people have some horses , hogs and cattle ; the range good ...
The land is very broken , sharp - hilly and stoney ; the bottoms and the fields are
on the small bends and narrow strips of the creek ; the country , off from the town ,
is broken . These people have some horses , hogs and cattle ; the range good ...
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The name is expressive of the position of the old town , and where the town
house now stands on the right bank of Tal - la - poo - sa . The town spreads out
on both sides of the river , and is about thirty - five miles above Took - aubat - che
.
The name is expressive of the position of the old town , and where the town
house now stands on the right bank of Tal - la - poo - sa . The town spreads out
on both sides of the river , and is about thirty - five miles above Took - aubat - che
.
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seasons . little creek sufficiently large for a mill , in all but the dry On the right
bank , enter the flat lands between the towns . These are good , with oak , hard -
shelled hickory and pine ; they extend two miles to Che - luc - in - te - getuh , a
small ...
seasons . little creek sufficiently large for a mill , in all but the dry On the right
bank , enter the flat lands between the towns . These are good , with oak , hard -
shelled hickory and pine ; they extend two miles to Che - luc - in - te - getuh , a
small ...
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... Mic - cos of other towns , and by respectable white people . The division to the
right is occupied by the Mic - uggee , ( Miccos , there being several so called in
every town , from custom , the origin of which is unknown , ) and the counsellors .
... Mic - cos of other towns , and by respectable white people . The division to the
right is occupied by the Mic - uggee , ( Miccos , there being several so called in
every town , from custom , the origin of which is unknown , ) and the counsellors .
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