Today in Chickamauga History – July 18
1799, July 18: Account of John Chisholm - Accounts of John Chisholm relating to travel and other expenses of delegations...
The Chickamauga Nation
Today in Chickamauga History – July 17
1839 July 17: PAPERS OF MIRABEAU BUONAPARTE LAMAR – Page 46 - K.H. DOUGLASS, CAMP RUSK ON THE NECHES, ,...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 16
1839, July 16: - PAPERS OF MIRABEAU BUONAPARTE LAMAR – Page 76-77REPORT OF K. H. DOUGLASS TO A. SIDNEY JOHNSTON...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 15
1839, July 15: In the Battle of Neches, the Republic of Texas, now under a new president, Mirabeau LAMAR, attacks...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 12
1800, July 12: Letter to Thomas Jefferson from Benjamin Hawkins - at foot of text: “The Honble Thomas Jefferson Vice...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 11
1792, July 11: No Expeditions to Indian Towns - No expeditions to Indian towns unless hostilities are expressed. Peace accord...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 10
1761, July 10: Journal of Lieutenant Colonel James Grant Commanding an Expedition Against the Cherokee Indians June-July 1761, documents the...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 8
1796, July 8: Instructions about Cherokee Borders, Indian Agent, and Frigate-Building - Refers to communication with the President about the...
Today in Chickamauga History – July 7
1831, July 7: Worcester is arrested again along with two others. The following day nine other whites are arrested.
Today in Chickamauga History – July 4
The Chickamauga are identified in the Declaration of Independence as the Merciless Indian Savages.