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The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern ConfederacyAbel, Annie Heloise

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The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern Confederacy

Name: The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern Confederacy
Author: Abel, Annie Heloise

Abel, Annie Heloise

Indian Territory; Slavery -- United States; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865

MUSTER ROLL OF RESERVE INDIANS MUSTERED INTO THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA UNDER COMMAND OF LIEUT. GEN'L H. P. JONES, SEPT. 9, 1861.

                              HORSE  BRIDLE&SADDLE     RIFLE BOW, ETC.
   1. Pinahontsama, Sergt.   $60.      $5.00             $25.     $5.00
   2. Pive-ahope Corpl.      $60.00    $5.00              do.      5.00
   3. Chick-a-poo             30.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   4. Charley Chickapoo       30.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   5. Somo                    40.00     5.00              10.00    5.00
   6. Boo-y-wy-sis-ka         50.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   7. Cu-be-ra-wipo           50.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   8. Ca-na-with              40.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   9. A-ri-ka-pap             55.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
  10. Pith-pa-wah             50.00     5.00                       5.00
  11. Pe-ah-ko-roh            35.00     5.00              35.00    5.00
  12. Jim Chickapoo           65.00     5.00  six shooter 25.00    5.00
  13. Na-na-quathteh          40.00     5.00                       5.00
  14. To-no-kah               80.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
  15. Ath-pah                 25.00     5.00       Pistol #5.00    5.00
  16. Pe-ba-rah               30.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
  17. Cur-su-ah               45.00     5.00              10.00    5.00
  18. Cow-ah-dan Sept. 23d.  $60.       5.00              15.00    5.00

Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of David Seals & Dr. Bucket,
Sept. 9, 1861.


WICHITA AGENCY L. D. Feby the 9th 1862

I certify on honor that I have received from Messrs Johnson & Grimes
Seventeen hundred and fifty-four rations of Beef, Flour, Coffee, Sugar,
Soap, and Salt for the use of my Spy Company raised for the protection of
the Wichita Agency by authority of Commissioner A. Pike as per letter
dated Augt. 30th 1861 to M. Leeper Indian Agent

    H. P. JONES, Lt. Com'd'y. and Act'g C. of S.


  HEAD QUARTERS DEP'T OF IND'N TERRITORY,
    FORT MCCULLOCH, 23rd April 1862.

SPECIAL ORDERS, NO.--

Lieut. Col. Harris, Commanding Chickasaw Battalion, will station four
companies instead of two, of his Battalion, at Camp McIntosh, and two only
at Fort Arbuckle. He will consult with the Agent for the Reserve Indians,
Col. Matthew Leeper, and do everything in his power to protect the Agency
and the _peaceful_ Indians on the Reserve, placing, if necessary his
troops at or near the Agency, and controlling the unruly Indians, by force
of arms, if it becomes necessary. By order of Brig. Gen'l Com'd'g

    FAYETTE HEWITT A. A. General


[Copy]

May 7, 1862.

Hon. Comr. Indian Affairs, enclosing copies from Gen'l Pike.

WASHITA AGENCY, L. D. May 7, 1862.

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The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern ConfederacyAbel, Annie Heloise

History

The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern Confederacy

Abel, Annie Heloise

Indian Territory; Slavery -- United States; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865

MUSTER ROLL OF RESERVE INDIANS MUSTERED INTO THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA UNDER COMMAND OF LIEUT. GEN'L H. P. JONES, SEPT. 9, 1861.

                              HORSE  BRIDLE&SADDLE     RIFLE BOW, ETC.
   1. Pinahontsama, Sergt.   $60.      $5.00             $25.     $5.00
   2. Pive-ahope Corpl.      $60.00    $5.00              do.      5.00
   3. Chick-a-poo             30.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   4. Charley Chickapoo       30.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   5. Somo                    40.00     5.00              10.00    5.00
   6. Boo-y-wy-sis-ka         50.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   7. Cu-be-ra-wipo           50.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   8. Ca-na-with              40.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
   9. A-ri-ka-pap             55.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
  10. Pith-pa-wah             50.00     5.00                       5.00
  11. Pe-ah-ko-roh            35.00     5.00              35.00    5.00
  12. Jim Chickapoo           65.00     5.00  six shooter 25.00    5.00
  13. Na-na-quathteh          40.00     5.00                       5.00
  14. To-no-kah               80.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
  15. Ath-pah                 25.00     5.00       Pistol #5.00    5.00
  16. Pe-ba-rah               30.00     5.00              25.00    5.00
  17. Cur-su-ah               45.00     5.00              10.00    5.00
  18. Cow-ah-dan Sept. 23d.  $60.       5.00              15.00    5.00

Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of David Seals & Dr. Bucket,
Sept. 9, 1861.


WICHITA AGENCY L. D. Feby the 9th 1862

I certify on honor that I have received from Messrs Johnson & Grimes
Seventeen hundred and fifty-four rations of Beef, Flour, Coffee, Sugar,
Soap, and Salt for the use of my Spy Company raised for the protection of
the Wichita Agency by authority of Commissioner A. Pike as per letter
dated Augt. 30th 1861 to M. Leeper Indian Agent

    H. P. JONES, Lt. Com'd'y. and Act'g C. of S.


  HEAD QUARTERS DEP'T OF IND'N TERRITORY,
    FORT MCCULLOCH, 23rd April 1862.

SPECIAL ORDERS, NO.--

Lieut. Col. Harris, Commanding Chickasaw Battalion, will station four
companies instead of two, of his Battalion, at Camp McIntosh, and two only
at Fort Arbuckle. He will consult with the Agent for the Reserve Indians,
Col. Matthew Leeper, and do everything in his power to protect the Agency
and the _peaceful_ Indians on the Reserve, placing, if necessary his
troops at or near the Agency, and controlling the unruly Indians, by force
of arms, if it becomes necessary. By order of Brig. Gen'l Com'd'g

    FAYETTE HEWITT A. A. General


[Copy]

May 7, 1862.

Hon. Comr. Indian Affairs, enclosing copies from Gen'l Pike.

WASHITA AGENCY, L. D. May 7, 1862.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern Confederacy

The American Indian as Slaveholder and Seccessionist: An Omitted Chapter in the Diplomatic History of the Southern Confederacy

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