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- Yonah Equah
- John Murphy
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This publication includes the records of the agent of Indian Affairs in Tennessee whose duties included preserving or restoring peace, and inducing Indians to cede their lands and move to areas less threatened by white encroachment. The agency distributed money and goods and carried out other provisions of treaties with the Indians. As the Indians were increasingly confined on reservations, the agents became more concerned with educating and "civilizing" them.
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Source Information
- Publication Number:
- M208
- Publication Title:
- Records of the Cherokee Indian Agency in Tennessee, 1801-1835
- Content Source:
- NARA
- Partner:
- ACPL
- Source Publication Year:
- 1952
- Footnote Publication Year:
- 2009
- Record Group:
- 75
- Footnote Job:
- 09-016
- Language:
- English
- Country:
- United States
- State:
- Tennessee
- Short Description:
- NARA M208. These records include correspondence, agency letter books, fiscal records, and records of the Agent for Cherokee Removal.
- Category:
- Correspondence And Miscellaneous Records
- Record:
- 1818
- Original data from:
Allen County Public Library
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