Re The requiem o'er creek campaign battle report 1586
Correspondence notes Major Howard's report of a Creek War engagement at Dr Shepherd's plantation. Capt. Garmany led 40 men against about 250-300 hostile Indians, fought fiercely, retreated in order after heavy losses. Several named individuals cited for bravery, with Loyalist and Georgia volunteer units named and a forthcoming movement by Gen. Moore and Gov. Clay discussed. Also includes updates on Creeks, troops, and reports from various posts.
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Disturbance Fears in Walker County Over Cherokee Tensions
A June 8 1836 letter from Walker Court House describes a community in high excitement over threats against enslaved people and Creeks, rumors of Creeks migrating, and warnings following a sheriff's announcement of a murder. It notes parallels to Alabama distress and rising disaffection among Cherokees with reports of mischief and targeted violence.
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Indian raid suspected in Cherokee country arson and murder
A distant county man reported the murder of an elderly man, his wife, and a enslaved woman. the house burned with the bodies inside while the husband survived mortally wounded. Suspects include Indians, with several in custody and calls for arms for Cherokee people.
Order of Celebration Sixtieth Anniversary
The Committee to arrange the National Anniversary appoints Col Marcus Bois exaint marshal. A 10:30 am procession forms at Union Straits House to Presbyterian Church for Divine Service. Declaration by A B Loneserr and address by Rev Mr Surra. Procession order includes volunteers, officers, clergy, magistrates, medical faculty, and citizens. Artillery salutes, reserved pews for military, and invitation to join the procession.
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Volunteers from Wastington Reach Creek Country Front
A National Intelligencer report notes a company of volunteers arriving by rail from Charleston, heading to the Creek country and Arsenal, to join Indian hostilities in the South. More than one hundred young men from the city, led by Capt. E. B. Ronryson, sailed Monday on the Columbia to Norfolk, electing officers and offering services to the President. The group includes Virginia transplants and a list of officers begins with Erwann B. Rourysey as Captain and W. A. Mavpox as 1st Lieutenant.
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Hamburg Meeting Chooses Delegates for Knoxville Convention
Citizens of Hamburg gather at Council Hall on June 18 1836 to appoint delegates for a Knoxville Tennessee convention on July 4. M R Surri Intendant chairs as Wm M Funzen secretary, naming Henry Suvvurz and Joan J Guay to represent Beach Island area. Meeting urges publication of proceedings and adjourns.
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