-
third person. In 1997, the
Euchee United Cultural Historical Educational Efforts (
E.U.C.H.E.E.)
published a work
entitled Euchees: Past and Present, providing...
- post and
small military garrison there,
which they
called Mount Pleasant. "
Euchee Town" (also
called Uche Town), a
large settlement on the
Chattahoochee River...
-
Euchee is an
unincorporated community in
Meigs County, in the U.S.
state of Tennessee. A post
office called Euchee was
established in 1870, and remained...
- uncertain;
possibly derived from the
Native American word for "Land of the
Euchees", the term for the area's
native inhabitants 545.00 602,772 1,106 sq mi...
- and the
Choctawhatchee River.
After three w****s of mourning,
about 500
Euchees went
southward to the
coast of the Gulf of Mexico,
embarking on
their canoes...
- than 1,000 warriors) John R.
Jewitt 129 SE
Woodlands Old
Southwest Yuchi (
Euchee also
known as Chisca) 5,000 – 2,500 (in 1777) 1550 (at
least 500 warriors...
- of the
Euchee", from the
Euchee Indians who
migrated into the area
after the
Timucua Indian cultures declined in the
early 1700s. The
Euchees (or Uchees)...
- Institution. p. 496. ISBN 9780874741940. Jacksob,
Jason Baird. "Yuchi (
Euchee)".
Oklahoma Historical Society.
Retrieved 20 May 2020. "Peoria Tribe". Peoria...
-
different accounts of the Dominickers' origins,
which are said to
include Euchee Indian ancestors.
There may have
originally been
several distinct mixed-race...
-
Emahaka Mission, Wewoka,
Seminole Nation,
Indian Territory, open 1894–1911
Euchee Boarding School, Sapulpa, Cr**** Nation,
Indian Territory, open 1894–1947...
