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POUHLEHEAP’S VILLAGE. A Cherokee village, situated 011 the south side of Tennessee River, a short distance above Colbert’s Ferry. It. was settled about 1790, by chief “Doublehead” and forty other freebooting Creeks and Cherokees. A large spring known as Doublehead’s Spring still marks the spot. This village really stood on Chickasaw territory.References.—Haywood, Civil History of Tennessee (Reprint, 1891), p. 350; O. D. Street, in Alabama History Commission, Report (1901), vol. 1, p. 418.
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Sat, Jan 01, 1921

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