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Opotheleyaholo.

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Opothleyaholo, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyaholo, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyaholo, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyaholo 1798-1862

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Opothleyaholo ca. 1798-1862

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Opothleyoholo, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyoholo, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothle Yahola, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothle Yahola, approximately 1798-1862

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Yahola, Opothle 1798-1862

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Yahola, Opothle 1798-1862

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Hupuihilth Yahola approximately 1798-1862

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Hupuihilth Yahola approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyahola, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyoholo 1798-1862

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Opothleyoholo 1798-1862

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Apothleyahda 1798-1862

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Apothleyahda 1798-1862

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Opothle Yahola 1798-1862

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Opothle Yahola 1798-1862

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Yoholo, Opothle approximately 1798-1862

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Yoholo, Opothle approximately 1798-1862

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Hupuehelth Yaholo 1798-1862

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Hupuehelth Yaholo 1798-1862

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Yaholo, Opothle 1798-1862

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Yaholo, Opothle 1798-1862

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O-poth-le-yo-ho-lo 1798-1862

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O-poth-le-yo-ho-lo 1798-1862

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Yahola, Opothle approximately 1798-1862

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Yahola, Opothle approximately 1798-1862

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Opothle Yoholo 1798-1862

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Opothle Yoholo 1798-1862

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Opothleyohora approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyohora approximately 1798-1862

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Opothle Yoholo approximately 1798-1862

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Opothle Yoholo approximately 1798-1862

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O-poth-le-yo-ho-lo, approximately 1798-1862

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O-poth-le-yo-ho-lo, approximately 1798-1862

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Opotholeyoholo 1798-1862

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Opotholeyoholo 1798-1862

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Opotholeyoholo approximately 1798-1862

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Opotholeyoholo approximately 1798-1862

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Apoth yo ho lo 1798-1862

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Apoth yo ho lo 1798-1862

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Opothleyohora 1798-1862

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Opothleyohora 1798-1862

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Apoth yo ho lo approximately 1798-1862

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Apoth yo ho lo approximately 1798-1862

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Hupuihilth Yahola 1798-1862

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Hupuihilth Yahola 1798-1862

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Hupuehelth Yaholo approximately 1798-1862

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Hupuehelth Yaholo approximately 1798-1862

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Apothleyahda, approximately 1798-1862

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Apothleyahda, approximately 1798-1862

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Opothleyahola 1798-1862

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84153164

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/43246546

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Opotheleyaholo.

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Administrative files, 1835-1837.

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Alabama. Governor (1835-1837 : Clay). Administrative files, 1835-1837.

Title: Administrative files, 1835-1837.

This series consists of Governor Clay's administrative files, containing reports, correspondence, acts, financial records, affadavits, oaths, bonds, petitions, proclamations and maps. Included are numerous copies of outgoing letters written by Clay. Most of the subseries are quite small, containing only a folder or two. Small series concern the printing and disbribution of Aiken's Digest of the Laws of the State of Alabama, the financial crisis of 1837 and the work of an 1836 Commission to examine the affairs of the Bank of the State of Alabama. The financial crisis records contain numerous petitions calling for a special session of the Legislature to deal with the crisis, including one entitled a "circular address of the Internal Improvement Committee of Montgomery County [Ala.]." The miscellaneous subseries contains a financial statement regarding the Governor's contingent fund, 1836 Mar. 26; a draft copy of a message to the Senate delivered 1836 Jan. 11 regarding the Governor's veto of an act relating to circuit court judges; and a copy of a letter sent by Clay to President Andrew Jackson at the end of Jackson's term of office. The subseries also includes information concerning the Ala. and Tenn. Railroad Company, the Cahawba Navigation Company, land sales, the State Salt Works, a smallpox epidemic in Larkinville, Jackson Co., Ala., correctional facilities in other states, and the appointment of Charles D. Connor to care for and repair buildings at the Univ. of Ala. An oversize announcement concerning a contested elective in Marshall County in 1836 is also in this subseries. The bulk of the series relates to conflicts between settlers and Creek and Cherokee Indians in Ala. One folder concerns the Cherokees and the Treaty of New Echota. Included is a copy of the treaty and copies of letters between Treaty Commissioner, J.F. Schermerhorn and various Cherokee chiefs. Other letters discuss treaty negotiations and land use. More than one cubic foot of the records concern the Creek Indian War of 1836, the related Seminole War and other miscellaneous skirmishes between the settlers and the Creek Indians in Ala. Records discuss the formation of militia companies, supplies of rations and arms to the militia, troop movements within Ala. and Ga., and the payment of troops. Also discussed are reports of "friendly Indians," i.e., those who collaborated with the white settlers, and subsidies paid to those Indians, Creeks who moved into the Cherokee Nation, and runaway slaves who collaborated with the Indians. Included are letters from Indians stating their position in the disagreements, affadavits relating to the escape of Indian prisoners from the Montgomery Co. jail in 1836 June, and one map indicating the position taken by the South Ala. Volunteer Brigade and Brig. General Moore along the Hatchechubbee Creek. The series also discusses the Creek land frauds, Seminole Indians and individual Indians Known as Jim Henry (Jim Boy?) and Hopoithleyoholo (Opotheleyaholo). Correspondents in this subseries include Lewis Cass, William Wellborn, E. Shackleford, Winfield Scott, Thomas Jessup, A.J. Pickett, Major General Patterson, and C.C. Clay, Jr.

ArchivalResource: Originials: 2 cubic ft. (4 archives boxes and 1 oversized box).Copies: 5 microfilm reels.

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Opothleyaholo, approximately 1798-1862

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Creek Indians : substance of a "talk" between His Excellency Clement C. Clay, governor of the State of Alabama and Hopoethle Yoholo, Cheif [sic] of the Creek Nation in the presence of the following officers Major Genl. Patteson, Colonels John B. Hogan, John A. Campbell, Albert J. Pickett, & James E. Belser; Judge Benson; Majors T.J. Abbott & Donegan and other gentlemen : together with the undermentiond chiefs of Tuckabatchie town Young-King, Little Doctor, Yarja Sich-e, Colonels Mad Blue, Mad Deer, Osooche Fixico or Hatchee chubba Tom [crossed out] and others : on the 30th May 1836. [1836?]

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Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection (Newberry Library). Creek Indians : substance of a "talk" between His Excellency Clement C. Clay, governor of the State of Alabama and Hopoethle Yoholo, Cheif [sic] of the Creek Nation in the presence of the following officers Major Genl. Patteson, Colonels John B. Hogan, John A. Campbell, Albert J. Pickett, & James E. Belser; Judge Benson; Majors T.J. Abbott & Donegan and other gentlemen : together with the undermentiond chiefs of Tuckabatchie town Young-King, Little Doctor, Yarja Sich-e, Colonels Mad Blue, Mad Deer, Osooche Fixico or Hatchee chubba Tom [crossed out] and others : on the 30th May 1836.

Title: Creek Indians : substance of a "talk" between His Excellency Clement C. Clay, governor of the State of Alabama and Hopoethle Yoholo, Cheif [sic] of the Creek Nation in the presence of the following officers Major Genl. Patteson, Colonels John B. Hogan, John A. Campbell, Albert J. Pickett, & James E. Belser; Judge Benson; Majors T.J. Abbott & Donegan and other gentlemen : together with the undermentiond chiefs of Tuckabatchie town Young-King, Little Doctor, Yarja Sich-e, Colonels Mad Blue, Mad Deer, Osooche Fixico or Hatchee chubba Tom [crossed out] and others : on the 30th May 1836. [1836?]

Unsigned ms., probably from Alabama of 1836, summarizing a talk held May 30, 1836 between Opothleyaholo, chief of the Creek Indians, and Clement C. Clay, governor of Alabama, concerning Creek land ownership.

ArchivalResource: [8] p. ; 37 cm. folded to 25 cm.

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Opotheleyaholo.

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Alabama. Governor (1835-1837 : Clay).

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Alabama. Governor (1835-1837 : Clay).
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Name Entries

Opotheleyaholo.

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Opothleyaholo, approximately 1798-1862

Opotheleyaholo.

Opothleyaholo, approximately 1798-1862

Opothleyaholo 1798-1862

Opothleyahola

Opothleyaholo ca. 1798-1862

Opothleyoholo, approximately 1798-1862

Opothle Yahola, approximately 1798-1862

Yahola, Opothle 1798-1862

Hupuihilth Yahola approximately 1798-1862

Opothleyahola, approximately 1798-1862

Opothleyoholo 1798-1862

Apothleyahda 1798-1862

Opothle Yahola 1798-1862

Yoholo, Opothle approximately 1798-1862

Hupuehelth Yaholo 1798-1862

Yaholo, Opothle 1798-1862

O-poth-le-yo-ho-lo 1798-1862

Yahola, Opothle approximately 1798-1862

Opothle Yoholo 1798-1862

Opothleyohora approximately 1798-1862

Opothle Yoholo approximately 1798-1862

O-poth-le-yo-ho-lo, approximately 1798-1862

Opotholeyoholo 1798-1862

Opotholeyoholo approximately 1798-1862

Apoth yo ho lo 1798-1862

Opothleyohora 1798-1862

Apoth yo ho lo approximately 1798-1862

Hupuihilth Yahola 1798-1862

Hupuehelth Yaholo approximately 1798-1862

Apothleyahda, approximately 1798-1862

Opothleyahola 1798-1862

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