Axios NW Arkansas — Proposed Franklin County prison site to get archaeological study (May 14, 2025)
Axios NW Arkansas reports that following the Chickamauga Nation’s call to action, an on‑site archaeological survey will be conducted at...
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Today in Chickamauga History – August 12
1780, August 12: From Thomas Jefferson to Abner Nash - Frequent murders having been committed by the Cherokee Indians of...
Today in Chickamauga History – August 9
1790, August 9: Ogden discusses Indian affairs with Knox – Notable phrase: I am this day informed that four Cherokee...
Today in Chickamauga History – August 7
1827, August 7: ARKANSAS TERRITORIAL PAPERS VOL XX – Page 511 - THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO GOVERNOR IZARD -...
Today in Chickamauga History – August 6
1846, August 6: Treaty of Washington. Ended the covert war between various factions that had been ongoing since 1839 and...
Today in Chickamauga History – August 5
1787, August 5: Page 394-395 - THE ANNALS OF TENNESSEE TO THE END OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY - Sumner Country...
Today in Chickamauga History – August 4
1793, August 4: On compensation for death of David Cornell, planned meeting of 10 September 1793, Spaniards, Governor Telfair's meetings...
Today in Chickamauga History – August 1
1829, August 1: There are several popular stories of the beginning of Georgia’s gold rush; but in fact, no one...
Today in Chickamauga History Within August
1807, August: DOUBLEHEAD, Speaker of the Cherokee National Assembly, is in a tavern at Walker’s Ferry near the Cherokee...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 30
1757, July 30: From George Washington to John Stanwix - After an angry party of Cherokee returned from Pennsylvania to...