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Document: TCC387

[Letter] 1804 June 7, Fort Wilki[n]son, [Baldwin County, Georgia to Governor of Georgia] John Milledge / William Hill

author: Hill, William
date: June 7, 1804
extent: 2p
summary: This document is a letter from William Hill, assistant agent to the Creek Indians, to Georgia Governor John Milledge (1802-1806), dated June 7, 1804. He refers to several enclosed letters directed to the governor that are no longer attached. In addition, he informs the governor that he will wait until the arrival of General Meriweather (David Meriwether ?) before going on to a conference with the Creeks at Tookaubatchee (also Tuckabatchie, Tuckabatchee, Tuckabatchi.)
repository: Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, The University of Georgia Libraries
collection: Telamon Cuyler
box: 45
folder: 05
document: 03
subject headings:

Indian agents

Creek Indians

Georgia

Letters

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Fort Wilkison 7th June 1804

Inclosed [Enclosed] you will receive a copy of a letter From Mr. Freemandated Fort james17th May marked no.1 Col. [Colonel] Hawkinesanswer no.2 Mr. Barnardsletter no. 3 of the same date and place no 4 Col. [Colonel] Hawkinses answer Mr. Durozeuxletter no.5 which contains all the information on the proceedings of running the line that has come to come to this place

I am directed to wait to the 10th of the month for the arrival of General Meriweatheron his arrival expect to set out for the conference now depending with the Creeksat Tookaubatchee

I have the honour [honor] be your excellency obdt [obedient] humble sert [servant]
[Signed] William Hill ass.t [assistant] agent for the CreekDept. [Department]
His Excellency [document damaged]
John Milledge

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William Hillass.t [assistant] Agent for the Creek nation

Fort Wilkinson 7th June 1804Ordered to be filed 11th June 1804

7 June 1804

Ft [Fort] WilkinsonJune 1804His Excelly [Excellency] [document damaged]