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- Abenaki
- Algonkin
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- Blackfoot
- Brotherton
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- Catawba
- Cherokee
- Cheyenne
- Chickasaw
- Chippewa
- Choctaw
- Creek
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Muscogee Creek Nation
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Porch Band of Creek Indians
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Among the Creek - Carol Middleton
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Creek Indian Researcher - Lance Hall,
Spend some time here, you will be amazed at the
amount of information
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Muscogee, A Study of the Creek Indians -
John Robertson
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Muscogees or Creek Indians, 1519-1893
- Among the
Creek
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Introduction to the Creek Nation
About North Georgia
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A Creek
Bibliography - Anne E. Gometz
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Selected Creek Letters
1825-1829
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1832 Creek Census - Rootsweb,
Images
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Some Creek Families and Friends -
Among the Creek
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The Creek War -
Among the Creek
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Creek Documents
- Among the Creek
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Second Creek War, 17 Letters, Alabama
Department of Archives & History
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14 May 1825 - From Creek Chiefs to Alabama
Governor Pickens shortly after the murder of McIntosh,
Hawkins, and other signers of the Treaty of Indian
Springs.
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14 October 1835 - J. F. Schermerhorn to the
Cherokees
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January 1836 - An Act Regulating Indian Affairs
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17 October 1835 - J. F. Schermerhorn to the
Cherokees
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26 October 1835 - Letter from the Cherokees to
the Governor of Alabama
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30 December 1835 - J.F. Schermerhorn to Gov.
C.C. Clay
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5 March 1836 - O.K. Truman to Gov. C.C. Clay,
Tuskegee, Alabama
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30 May 1836 - Reply of the Oakfuskee tribe to
the proclamation of Gov. Clay
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13 May 1836 - S. Galliher and others to Gov.
C.C. Clay
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19 May 1836 - Major General Thomas J. Jesup to
Gov. C.C. Clay
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1 June 1836 - Gov. C. C. Clay to Messrs J.W.A.
Sanford and Co.
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2 June 1836 - Jno. J. Walker to Gov. C.C. Clay
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21 June 1836 - Gov. C. C. Clay to "Sir"
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December 1836 - to relieve the starving
condition of the friendly Indians
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21 February 1837 - Gov. C. C. Clay to Col. John
Currie
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30 March 1837 - Gov. C. C. Clay to Major Gen.
Thomas J. Jesup
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17 April 1837 - Gov. C. C. Clay to Hon. J. R.
Poinsett
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- Munsee
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- Nez Percé
- Omaha
- Osage
- Ottawa
- Passamaquoddy
- Potawatomi
- Powhatan
- Saponi
- Seminole
- Seneca
- Shawnee
- Sioux
- Tuscarora and Six Nations
- Ute
- Wampanoag
- Wyandot
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