The Apalachicola Creeks
in Florida History
David
Taitt's 1772 British Mission to Map Creek Country
David Taitt
Indian Land Cessions in the
United States
The 1833
Apalachicola Creek Census
Links to Some Pertinent Treaties
The Conspiracy of Neamathla
1831 Survey of "Blunt's
and Tuskegee's Reservation"
1826 Survey of Mulatto King and
Emathlochee's Reservation
1825 Survey of
Econchatimico's Reservation
(Survey
images from LABINS , the
Florida Department of Environmental Protection)
Inset: The four reservations granted to
the Apalachicolas by the U.S. government by the Treaty
of Moultrie Creek, 1823.
Source: Indian Land Cessions in the United States -
Extract from the Eighteenth Annual Report of the
Bureau of Ethnology,
Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1900.
Legend
(numbered reservations marked on map at right)
119 - Nea Mathla's
(not claimed)
176 - Blunt and
Tuski Hajo's
184 - Mulatto
King & Emathlochee (including "Yellow Hair's
improvements")
185 -
Econchatimico's
To see a larger version of the map
on the right, double-click on the map image.
This page was created on 31 March 2002
and was most recently changed on 16 September 2018.