Routes and Towns of the Cherokee Nation in 1760
A detailed list of Cherokee towns in the Lower Middle and Valley regions with notes on settlements, a note about Burnt by two Checkesaws in April, and a caution that towns include small plantation villages not counted as towns. Also includes routes and distances from Fort Prince George to Fort Loudon and a second route with mountain crossings totaling 165 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpénier
To-quah Fort
Loudoun
Keeohwee
Montgomery
Fort Prince George
Fort Loudon
O-cun-nih Old Town
Fe Chatugi River
Cold Town
Chesnut-hill
N. W
Eo-ni-koi
Tomantley
Kechowee
Checkohkee Old Town
Chatagi River
Etchowee
Noucafiih
Whatogah
Eycree
Nantialih
Tuckalant
Checokhee
Eftanailih
Talafib Old Town
Chilbowih
Settigaok
Tanailih
Smee
Tognoh
Tomawtley
Philadelphia
Miller
Jamaica
Westmoreland
Hanover
Wagg
Guadaloupe
Boston
George’s Island
Knowles
Turner
St. Christopher’s
Martinico
Rebecca
Powell
Port-au-Prince
Burlington
Harris
Jardine Rocks
Sabella
Murphy
Maryland
Antigua
Martinio
Port News From Deal Aug 15 16 With Convoy Movements
Deal dispatches report winds from the Downs and ships inbound and outward. The Patter capt De Valle sails for Bilboa as Argo frigate arrives from the west. Sloops Otter and Laurel have just failed with most outward bound under convoy. Ordnance and transports toward Quebec, arrivals from Lisbon, Trieste, Bremen and Hamburg noted with several vessels listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Wind
Baltimore
Downs
St. George
Piercy Brett
Argo
Dover
Granada
Quebeck
Thomas and Jaze
Barlow
Middleton
Berry
Lisbon
Gravesend
Pal Hy
Dene
Carolina
Maria Catherina
Tucker
Trieste
Hannah
Handkerson
Revocation of Water Bayliff Patent on Thames River
From the London Gazette Whitchat August 16 the King revokes the letters patent that joined Nicolson and Layton Smith to the office of Water Bayliff for the Thames between the Great Bridge of Staines and the river head including its branches and rivulets and grants the office to John Nicolton and Robert Goodere Gent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Whitchat
Nicolson
Layton Smith
Water Bayliff
Thames
Staines
John Nicolton
Robert Goodere
Ships and arrivals pass through Atlantic ports in July notes
An Extrat from the Carolina Gazette reports July actions: Jones arrives from Jamaica, a brig from Teneriff, the brig Quebec from Bluefields with 107 sail bound for Europe under convoy of Dreadnought. Norwich also arrives from England. other vessels reach Bristol, New York, South Carolina, Liverpool, Falmouth, and Dover. The Race-Horse loses its cargo after striking the Frying Pan shoal off Cape Fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Duke Packet
Dillon
Falmouth
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
Newcastle
Dyer
Portsmouth
Spithead
Deptford
Rodney
France
Sprig
Amsterdam
Richmond
Everton
New-York
Devonshire
Sandy-Hook
Louisbourgh
Quebec
Amherst
New York
Montreal
Santamore
Lord Albemarle
Dragoons
Kingston Upon Thames
Maidenhead
Berks
Westwinster Bridge
Gravesend
Germany
England
Duke of York
Kewtor Southampton
Marshal
Scotland
Spain
St. James’s
Garrick-Hill
David Evans
Ironmonger-lane
Williams
Earl Temple
Wm. Labrand
Home of Commons
Ryan
Stirne
Newgate
Justice Welch
Matthews
Brookstree
Holborn
Crawford
Cross-street
Hatton Garden
London
Jones
Teneriff
Stevenson
Bluefields
Europe
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Virginia
Carolina
Maurice Suckling
Norwich
Sandy Hook
Dublin
Garland
Ashfield
la Paix
Dorey
Jersey
Bristol
Patsey
Nixon
Pearl
Pollard
Africa
Betsey
South Carolina
Essex
Watson
St. Kitts
Liverpool
Charming Molly
Howe
Oporto
Saint Andrew
Moat
Prussia
Vernon
Dover
Port‘mouth
Royal George
Sir Edward Hawke
Bay
Windsor
Plymouth
Kingfisher
Gower
Portmouth
Carolina Gazette
New- York
John Barker
Cape Fear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eftanoulih
Talafih Old Town
Mr. Matthews
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Welch
Verdi
Jaid
Port News
Norton-Fa'gate
John Breckes
Joseph Sherwood
Austin Fryers
Francis Mannock
F. M
Union
Hungerford
Edward Purnell
Samuel Dixon
Fleet-street
N. B
Lloyd’s
Lombard-Street
Alexander
New England
Garraway
Exchange- Alley
Cornhill
Carolina Indigo
Thomas Robinson
John Harbottle