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William "Red Eagle" Weatherford, Muscoke Creek
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He was one of my ancestor's third cousin.
His father Charles Weatherford went from Virginia to Alabama to be a trader with the Creek Indians. He married Sehoy III, who was an Indian Princess. William Weatherford, also know as Red Eagle Lanochette, was their son. Red Eagle was more than half of European descent, but was fully Indian in his cultural thinking. He led the Creeks in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend and negotiated the peace with Andrew Jackson after the battle.
by the book at amozon.com $4.oo Records of the following Choctaw Commissioners: Publius R. Pray, James Murray, and Peter D. Vroom, 1837-38; and John Claiborne, Ralph Graves, William Tyler, George Gaines,
. George S. Gaines, "Reminiscences," originally appeared as a series in the Mobile Press Register, 1872, Mobile, Alabama, clippings from Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH), Z 431f and Z 239, Box 12, folder 8; a later, second series of reminiscences