Chickasaw cession to the U.S. in Alabama. [1832?]

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Chickasaw cession to the U.S. in Alabama. [1832?]

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Shows land ceded to the United States by the Chickasaw tribe in 1832. Covers western portions of the present counties of Colbert, Franklin, and Marion Counties in northwestern Alabama; does not show cession lands in Mississippi. Color coded key indicates land holdings of the following names: Grisham & McNiel, T.C. Loud, G.S. Leatherby, E.L. Earle, and R.W. Anderson; additional personal names appear on map. Also identifies rivers, creeks, houses, churches, and roads.

1 ms. map : hand col., tracing paper ; 700 x 270 mm. on sheet 780 x 303 mm.

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