Ratified treaty no. 30, treaty of October 24, 1801 with the Chickasaw Indians. For a list of documents relating to this treaty see special list no. 6

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Ratified treaty no. 30, treaty of October 24, 1801 with the Chickasaw Indians. For a list of documents relating to this treaty see special list no. 6
National Archives, October 24, 1801

1. Sec. of War to Gen. Jas. Wilkinson and Wm. R. Davie, June 18 and 24, 1801, notifying them of their appointment to serve jointly with Benj. Hawkins in holding conferences with several "Indian Nations south of Ohio." (IA, LS, vol. A, p. 53, 56-58)

2. Sec. of War to John McKee and Return J. Meigs, Ind. Agts., June 18, 1801, enclosing "invitation of President" to Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw to meet U.S. comrs. in conference. (IA, LS, vol. A, p. 54-56)

3. Instructions, June 24, 1801. (IA, LS, vol. A, p. 59-67)

4. Sec. of War to Benj. Hawkins and Jas. Wilkinson, June 25, 1801, enclosing instructions (above). (IA, LS, vol. A, p. 69-70)

5. Sec. of War to Benj. Hawkins and Jas. Wilkinson, June 16, 1801, advising that Andrew Pickens was to act as comr. in place of Wm. R. Davie; same to Andrew Pickens, same date, notifying him of his appointment (IA, LS, vol. A, p. 101-102)

6. Treaty comrs. to Sec. of War, Aug. 19-Nov. 14, 1801, relating their proceedings. (IA, LR, 1801)

7. Benj. Hawkins and Jas. Wilkinson to R. J. Meigs, Oct. 26 and 28, 1801, re the Chickasaw treaty. (Cherokee Agency, LR, 1801)

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