Today in Chickamauga History - April 4
1834, April 4: Walter Webber dies, and was replaced as third chief of the Western Cherokees by Thomas Chisholm.
1793, April 4: Creek War on the Mero District; the Cherokees Favor Peace - It is apparent that the Creeks intend to make war on the Mero District but Blount hopes that the company ordered to the frontier will be able to repulse them. No attack on the lower Cherokee towns should be authorized because the Cherokees appear sincere in their desire for peace. - Notable Person/Group: John Watts, Double Head – Notable Location: Lower Cherokee Towns – Notable phrase: I am indebted [to the Maw] for the information respecting the Creeks and not only him but the Cherokee nation in general appear opposed to the conduct of the Creeks and sincerely wish peace. - https://wardepartmentpapers.org/s/home/item/44514