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Doublehead (c. 1744–1807) or
Incalatanga (Tal-tsu'tsa, ᏔᎵᏧᏍᎦ [Talitsus'ga] in Cherokee), was one of the most
feared warriors of the
Cherokee during the...
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North Doublehead has an
elevation of 3,053 feet (930.5 m)
above sea level,
while South Doublehead has an
elevation of 2,939 ft (895.8 m).
Doublehead stands...
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building of Fort
Loudon whose wife was the
sister of
chiefs Old T****el,
Doublehead, and
Pumpkin Boy.” His wife or
wives are unknown, but
according to researcher...
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Arkansas River in far
eastern Oklahoma. Its
source is
between Taylor and
Doublehead mountains just
south of
Stilwell in
Adair County. It
flows in a southwestern...
- [citation needed] They were
related to
maternal great-uncles Old T****el and
Doublehead. When
Dragging Canoe and his
party moved southwest from
eastern Tennessee...
- Cavett's Station, a
personal feud
developed between The
Ridge and
Chief Doublehead. The
latter had
promised to
spare the post if the
three white men who...
- point, Tah****eskee (
Doublehead's brother) and The Tail (Bob Benge's brother) led a
party to
ambush the
Kentucky Road.
Doublehead led
another to the ****berland...
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Madola Road
Lebanon Road
Mobile Road
Curtis Switch Road
Galloway Road
Doublehead Gap Road
Skeenah Gap Road As of the 2020
United States census,
there were...
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reserved certain parcels of land for use by
Doublehead and his relatives.
Black Fox
confirmed Doublehead's treaty, however,
after Return J. Meigs, the...
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traveling to the destination, Vann
argued they
should kill only men,
against Doublehead's call to kill all the settlers. Not long
after this, the war
party of...
