 | Benjamin Nicholas Martin - American literature - 1871 - 236 pages
...intercourse with them I was thrown into the company of many old white men called " Indian country men," who had for years conducted a commerce with them....men with whom I ever conversed. Generally of Scotch descent, many of them were men of some education. All of them were married to Indian wives, and some... | |
 | Albert James Pickett - Alabama - 1896 - 686 pages
...accustomed to be much with the Creek Indians — hundreds of whom came almost daily to the trading-house. For twenty years I frequently visited the Creek nation....men with whom I ever conversed. Generally of Scotch descent, many of them were men of some education. All of them were married to Indian wives, and some... | |
 | Emmet Starr - Cherokee Indians - 1917 - 378 pages
...Alabama," published in 1851, by Albert J. Pickett: "In my intercourse with them (the Creek Indians) I was thrown into the company of many old White men,...men with whom I ever conversed. Generally of Scotch descent, many of them were men of some education. All of them were married to Indian wives, and some... | |
 | Albert James Pickett - History - 2013 - 780 pages
...recollection. In my intercourse with them I was thrown into the company of many old v hite men, culled "Indian countrymen," who had for years conducted a...men with whom I ever conversed. Generally of Scotch descent, many of them were men of some education. All of them were married to Indian wives, and some... | |
 | Benjamin Nicholas Martin - American literature - 1875 - 542 pages
...intercourse with them ' I was thrown into the company of many old white men called " Indian country men," who had for years conducted a commerce with them....these men had come to the Creek nation before the Eevolutionary War, and others, being tories, had fled to it during the war, and after it to escape... | |
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Indian countrymen," who had for years conducted a commerce with them. Some of these men had come to the Creek nation before the revolutionary war, and others being tories, had fled to it during the war, and after it, to escape from whig persecution. They... 