Finding Aid for the Receipt of Bounty for the Return of Stolen Horses, 1797-1798
MS-2390 University of Tennessee Special Collections Library, Knoxville, TN
Encoded by: Elizabeth Dunham, July 11, 2006.
Summary Information
Receipt of Bounty for the Return of Stolen Horses
Date/Date Range : 1797-1798
0.1 linear feet
Abstract: This document contains a list of items given to two Cherokee Indians in exchange for the return of ten horses stolen from the Creek Nations. In lieu of money, the payment was in goods. The document was signed by several Indian Agents, including Francis B. Sappington, in December 1797 and January 1798.
MS-2390
University of Tennessee Special Collections Library, Knoxville, TN
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This document was purchased by Special Collections in December 1999.
Collection is open for research.
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[Identification of Item], Receipt of Bounty for the Return of Stolen Horses, MS-2390. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Special Collections Library.
Arrangement
Collection consists of a single folder.
Biography / History
No biographical information is available.
Collection Scope and Content Note
This document contains a list of items given to two Cherokee Indians in exchange for the return of ten horses stolen from the Creek Nations. In lieu of money, the payment was in goods, including a rifle and powder and cloth. The document is signed by several Indian Agents, including Francis B. Sappington, in December 1797 and January 1798.
Subject Terms
- United States. Office of Indian Affairs.
- Cherokee Indians -- Politics and government.
- Creek Indians -- Politics and government.
Contents List
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Inventory of items paid to two Cherokee Indians in exchange for the return of ten horses stolen from the Creek Nation, 1797-1798 Scope Note: The date of the original agreement was December 22, 1797. The receipt of the items was witnessed and signed by Francis B. Sappington and Edmund Crutcher, Indian Agents, on January 30, 1798.
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