Today in Chickamauga History - March 12

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March 12, 2024
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Today in Chickamauga History - March 12

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1768, March 12:  Treaty of Johnson Hall.  Guaranteed peace between the Cherokee on one side and the Iroquois, the Seven Confederate Nations, and the Caughnawaga on the other.

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1800, March 12: Account of Silas Dinsmoor, Temporary Agent to the Cherokee Nation of Indians - Simmons indicates that Dinsmoor's claims for compensation are inadmissible. He bases this on the contention of the Secretary of War that if final settlements are allowed revision, there will be no end to settlements. Simmons closes by noting that it has been unfortunate that he has differed with the Secretary of War on accounts similar to the one under consideration.  short description: Account of Silas Dinsmoor, Temporary Agent to the Cherokee Nation of Indians - https://wardepartmentpapers.org/s/home/item/74349

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1831, March 12: – Samuel Worcester and several others at Etowah Mission, a satellite of Brainerd, are arrested by a party of 25 Georgia Guard.

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