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Treaty Between the United States of America and the Creek and Seminole Tribes of Indians, 1845

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State Library of Florida, Federal Documents Collection

Description

A treaty signed between the United States and the Creek and Seminole tribes regarding land use.

Date

1845-03-06

Creator

United States

Publisher

William Q. Force (Washington, D.C.)

Contributors

Polk, James K. (James Knox), 1795-1849
Buchanan, James, 1791-1868
Armstrong, William
Logan, James
Judge, Thomas L.
McIntosh, Roly
Tomarthle Micco
Eufaula Harjo
Opoethle Yoholo
Yargee
Miller, Samuel
Cotchar Tustenuggee
Lewis, K.
Tuskunar Harjo
Tocose Fixico
Brown, Samuel C.
Hotulgar Harjo
Oakchun Harjo
Arttis Fixico
Carr, Joseph
Ararte Harjo
Perryman, Samuel
Oswitchee Emarthlar
Talloaf Harjo
Barnett, David
Boy, Jim
Marshall, B.
Coahcooche Emarthlar
Thlathlo Harjo
Echo Harjo
Coahthlocco
Kesarche Harjo
No cose Harjo
Yardickah Harjo
Yoholo Chopko
Grayson, Phil
Chuille
Echo Emarthla
Pollotke
Kotche Harjo
Tocose Micco
Marshall, Henry
Marshall, Matthew
Chewastiah Fixico
Carr, Tom
Micanopy, Seminole chief
Coahcooche or Wild Cat
Alligator
Nocose Yoholo
Halleck Tustunnuggee
Emahthloochee
Octiarchee
Tussekiah
Poscoffar
Econchattemicco
Black Dirt
Itchhosse Yoholo
Kappechumecooche
Otulga Harjo
Yoholo Harjo
Oswitchee Emarthla
Kubbitche
Anlone
Yahhah Fixico
Fushatchee Micco
Ocheesee Micco
Tustunnuggoochee
Luce, J.B.
Abraham
David, J.P.
Cady, Albemarle, 1807-1888
Todd, J.B.S.
Clarke, George W.
Dillard, John
Alexander, James L.
Heard, J.H.
Dickins, Asbury, 1780-1861
Butler, Pierce M.
Bailey, Charles L.
Hazen, Thomas
Jumper, Jim
Echo Emahthlorchee
Pascogar
Chocotee
Cloud, George
Whitfield, William
Cook, Reuben
Tinthlanis Harjo

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Treaties

Geographic Term

Florida

Title

Treaty Between the United States of America and the Creek and Seminole Tribes of Indians, 1845

Subject

Creek Indians

Seminole Indians

Ethnicity, Native American

Seminole Indians -- Treaties

Creek Indians -- Treaties

Description

A treaty signed between the United States and the Creek and Seminole tribes regarding land use.

Creator

United States

Source

State Library of Florida, Federal Documents Collection

Publisher

William Q. Force (Washington, D.C.)

Date

1845-03-06

Contributor

Polk, James K. (James Knox), 1795-1849

Buchanan, James, 1791-1868

Armstrong, William

Logan, James

Judge, Thomas L.

McIntosh, Roly

Tomarthle Micco

Eufaula Harjo

Opoethle Yoholo

Yargee

Miller, Samuel

Cotchar Tustenuggee

Lewis, K.

Tuskunar Harjo

Tocose Fixico

Brown, Samuel C.

Hotulgar Harjo

Oakchun Harjo

Arttis Fixico

Carr, Joseph

Ararte Harjo

Perryman, Samuel

Oswitchee Emarthlar

Talloaf Harjo

Barnett, David

Boy, Jim

Marshall, B.

Coahcooche Emarthlar

Thlathlo Harjo

Echo Harjo

Coahthlocco

Kesarche Harjo

No cose Harjo

Yardickah Harjo

Yoholo Chopko

Grayson, Phil

Chuille

Echo Emarthla

Pollotke

Kotche Harjo

Tocose Micco

Marshall, Henry

Marshall, Matthew

Chewastiah Fixico

Carr, Tom

Micanopy, Seminole chief

Coahcooche or Wild Cat

Alligator

Nocose Yoholo

Halleck Tustunnuggee

Emahthloochee

Octiarchee

Tussekiah

Poscoffar

Econchattemicco

Black Dirt

Itchhosse Yoholo

Kappechumecooche

Otulga Harjo

Yoholo Harjo

Oswitchee Emarthla

Kubbitche

Anlone

Yahhah Fixico

Fushatchee Micco

Ocheesee Micco

Tustunnuggoochee

Luce, J.B.

Abraham

David, J.P.

Cady, Albemarle, 1807-1888

Todd, J.B.S.

Clarke, George W.

Dillard, John

Alexander, James L.

Heard, J.H.

Dickins, Asbury, 1780-1861

Butler, Pierce M.

Bailey, Charles L.

Hazen, Thomas

Jumper, Jim

Echo Emahthlorchee

Pascogar

Chocotee

Cloud, George

Whitfield, William

Cook, Reuben

Tinthlanis Harjo

Format

treaties

Language

eng-US

Type

Text

Identifier

flc_970.1-u58-1845

Coverage

Florida's Early Statehood Period (1845-1861)

Geographic Term

Florida

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Politics And Government

Subject - Corporate

United States. President (1845-1849 : Polk)

United States. Congress. Senate

Chicago Manual of Style

United States. Treaty Between the United States of America and the Creek and Seminole Tribes of Indians, 1845. 1845-03-06. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/341142>, accessed 30 November 2024.

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United States. Treaty Between the United States of America and the Creek and Seminole Tribes of Indians, 1845. 1845-03-06. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 30 Nov. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/341142>

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