John B. Crowell Jr.

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A Creek Indian Bibliography, by Anne Gometz. The Creek... - [Cached Version]
Published on: 7/3/2002 Last Visited: 9/9/2008
Letters of the Secretary of War to John R. Bell, August 4, September 28, 1821; to J. A. Penieres, September 28, 1821; to John Crowell, September 29, October 11, 1821.
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Letter of John Crowell, the Creek Agent of the United States, to the Secretary of War, September 18, 1821.

354. National Archives Microcopy M-221, Roll 93, J-43.
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Letter of John Crowell, Creek Agent, to the Secretary of War, August 14, 1822.

373. National Archives Microcopy M-221, Roll 95, E-48.
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Letter of John Crowell, Creek Agent, to the Secretary of War, August 21, 1823.

381. National Archives Microcopy M-221, Roll 97, F-68.Petition of sundry inhabitants of Early County, Georgia, on the Chattahoochee River, at the Florida line, October 20,1823.

382. Library of Congress, East Florida Papers, Box 115K9.Talk of Payne, the Oconee King, to the governor of East Florida, January 31, 1794.

383. Library of Congress, East Florida Papers, Box 115K9.
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Published on: 9/14/2008 Last Visited: 9/14/2008
John B Crowell, Jr.
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Published on: 2/28/2006 Last Visited: 1/21/2008
December 13, 1831: Eneah Micco, Principal Chief of the Creek lower towns, writes to Creek agent John Crowell, today.1500 whites are living in Creek territory.The Creeks fear they will be forced from their lands.