Governor Blount's Observations on the Rolls of Seven Officers

The Chickamauga Nation

February 10, 2025

EDITORIAL: But the United States DID pay pensions to the genocidal murders who invaded the Lower Towns, took the women and children and sold them as slaves and sex slaves, burned down their log homes, set fire to their fields and crops, stole fruits and vegetables, and cut down thousands of fruit trees.

The United States PAID for the genocide committed against the Chickamauga, while these seven did not get paid.

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Governor Blount's Observations on the Rolls of Seven Officers

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Blount sends Henley the muster rolls of seven officers, but he argues that the service of the named officers was so brief that paying them is not justified.
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