Creek Officers and Soldiers who died in the Seminole War, 1836-7 and payments due (part 2)

[Senate Ex. Doc. 55, 30th Congress, 1st Session, 1848 (part 2)]

Part 1 (Introduction) ... Part 2 (Deceased soldiers & heirs) ... Part 3 (Payments due)
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Heirs of Creek Officers and Soldiers who died in the [2nd] Seminole War, 1836-37.

" Muster-Roll of deceased officers and soldiers of the Mounted Regiment of Creek Indian Volunteers, commanded by Colonel B.K. Pierce, ordered into service of the United States by the President of the United Sates, from the first day of September, 1836, and continued in sevice to the eighteenth day of September, 1837, by order of Major General T. S. Jesup, Commanding Army of the South. "

[Not all columns from the original record are reproduced here. Columns left out in this transcription are columns regarding when and where enrolled, stoppages against the volunteer, and a reference to location on original muster roll. This has not been compared against an original manuscript.]

Field and Staff

No.	Name	Co.	Rank	Tribal Town	Remarks	Relatives
1	John F. Lane		Colonel	Capt 2nd Dragoons	Died at Fort Drane, Florida, Oct. 19, 1836
2	David B. Moniac		Major	Thlob-thlocco	Killed at Battle of Wahoo Swamp, Nov. 21, 1836

First Battalion

No.	Name	Co.	Rank	Tribal Town	Remarks	Relatives
3	Archole Harjo	A	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Volusia, Florida, Nov. 26, 1836	Wife, Mill-lah-ho-way, known by Echo Fixico, 1st Sgt. co. A, Creek Vol's.
4	Emathla Chee	A	Sergeant	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Tampa Bay, Dec. 9, 1836	Wife dead; 3 children; oldest Yo-bose-kah; married to Spoak-oak Yohola, Pvt. co. B, Creek Vol's; No. 30 on M. rolls of co., from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 1836.
5	Tar-wa-isse	A	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Ft. Brooke, Florida, July 23, 1837.	Nearest relations 3 brothers: oldest Cah-bit-cher Emarthla.
6	Ah-locke Yohola	B	Sergeant	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Volusia, Dec. 9, 1836	Two children, Sam and a daughter, Os-tom-mi-kee; both in charge of an Indian named Cotehah Yahola.
7	Micco Emarthla	B	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Tampa Bay, Dec. 9, 1836.	Wife, Mo-hah-thlee; 2 children - one Kar-har Larte, a private, No. 21 on last rolls of Co. B, Creek Vol's.
8	Che-was-ti-harjo	B	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Pass Christian, MS., July 30, 1837	Wife Stim-mo-hi-le-ga; no children.
9	Tommy Harjo	B	Private	Euchee	Died at Pass Christian, MS., July 10, 1837	Wife, Cheek-lock-o-fair: 4 children -- one Che-par-nee, a private, No. 41 on last rolls Co. B, Creek Vol's.
10	Spoak-oak Yohola	C	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Fort Drane, Oct. 23, 1836	Wife, Lucy; 2 children by a former wife, Sooky; children's names, Mary and Sophy; known by Tal-a-mas Hadjo, captain Co. C, Creek Vol's.
11	Efar Yohola	C	1st Sgt.	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Tampa Bay, May 19, 1837	Wife, Fick-lum-mi-kee: 3 children; known by Towas-see Micco, private No. 37 on last rolls, Co. A, Creek Vol's.
12	Micco Harjo	C	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Tampa Bay, March 31, 1837.	Wife, Fo-lo-chi-chee: 4 children -- one Jackson, a private, No. 22 on last roll of Co. C, Creek Vol's.
13	Micco Hobee	C	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Pass Christian, MS, July 30, 1837.	Wife, Lot-to gah; 2 children.
14	Samuel Moniac	C	Private	Thlob-thlocco	Died at Pass Christian, MS, Aug. 21, 1837.	Nearest relative a son, Alexander Moniac, a private, No. 2 on last rolls of Co. C, Creek Vol's.
15	Osooch Fixico	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Tampa, Oct. 13, 1836.	Wife, Li-lee, no children; wife's father, Oke-chum Yohola.
16	Cor-wo-piga	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Fort Drane, Dec. 1, 1836,	Wife, Thlo-heath-chee; no children; wife's father, Nokose Yahola.
17	Pin-call-lee	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Tampa, Feb. 2, 1837.	Wife, Clis-sah-ho-way; one child; wife's father, Echo Emarthla.
18	Echo Fixico	D	2nd Lieutenant	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, Jan. 24, 1837.	Wife, Sin-tee; 4 children; known by Echo Hadjo, captain Co., D, Creek Vol's.
19	Fush-atchie Harjo	D	2nd Lieutenant	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, July 31, 1837.	Wife, Hitch-ho-yah; 2 children; wife's mother, Hah-pith-li-gee.
20	Spoak-oak Hadjo	D	1st Sgt.	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, Aug. 15, 1837.	Wife, Oak-lo-sah; 3 children; known by Johnny Chopco, 1st Lieutenant Co. D, Creek Vol's.
21	Suffoe-li-chee	D	Private	Tallassee	Killed on express by Seminoles, June 1, 1837.	Father and Mother living; both very old; father's name, Ho-mi-chee; a sister also living, named Sock-pah-lah-tee.
22	Yar-de-kar	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Fort Dade, July 6, 1837.	Wife, Sim-mum-ah-tith-kee; one child; known as Echo Hadjo, captain company D.
23	Cooso Harjo-chee	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, July 19, 1837.	Nearest relations a mother, So-hah-tee-chee, and a sister, Thlah-so-pah-ho-way.
24	Jin-man-a-deka	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, June 7, 1837.	Nearest relation a sister, Ho-mah-ho-hee-yer, daughter of an Indian named Thlin-li-kee.
25	Jin-ma-nokee	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, March 25, 1837.	Nearest relation a cousin, Cotchah Yahola.
26	Clis-sah-ho-way	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at sea, on way to Mobile Point from Florida, August 17, 1837.	Nearest relation a mother, Mar-tha-hah-yoa.
27	Charley	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, August 5, 1837.	Wife, Chope-sy; 4 children.
28	Owee-li-chee	D	Private	Tallassee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, September 3, 1837.	Wife, Sah-wah-kee; 3 children; known by Johhny Chopco, 1st lieutenant company D.
29	Lotta Fixico	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Tampa, October 16, 1836.	Wife, Yo-thlah; 3 children; mother living, named See-thlo-lo-pee.
30	Micco Harjo-chee	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Volusia, December 13, 1836.	Wife Soo-zy; no children; daughter of Echo Hadjo, captain company D.
31	Yar-har-harjo	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Fort Brooke, June 4, 1837.	Wife, Mi-hith-lah; one child; wife's mother Wy-e-koyth-chee.
32	Courchus Micco	E	Captain	Tallassee	Commanding Co. E till June 13, 1837; one ration of subsistence received in kind; private horse from Jan. 1 to March 31, 1837; died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, July 29, 1837.	Nearest relation a sister, Nul-cup-pah-dit-shah.
33	Osa Harjo	E	1st Lieutenant	Tallassee	Promoted from 2nd lieutenant Jan. 21, 1837, vice Holderness, resigned; one ration of subsistence received in kind; died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, July 27, 1837.	Wife, Mo-see-yi-kee; 4 children.
34	Cochar Hoboiethly	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, July 26, 1837.	Wife, Milly; 5 children.
35	Fushatchie Fixico	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, September 1, 1837.	Wife dead; one small daughter, Wal-ly, under charge of a grandfather, Cah-pit-sha Micco.
36	No-cos Fixico	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, July 19, 1837.	Wife dead; 4 children; oldest Chah-dah-kip-pee.
37	Oak-fusky Fixico	E	Private	Tallassee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, August 7, 1837.	Nearest relation an uncle, Os-chopco-locco.

Second Battalion

No.	Name	Co.	Rank	Tribal Town	Remarks	Relatives
38	Quacus Hadjo	F	Private	Tuckabatchee	Died at Fort Armstrong, Florida, Dec. 27, 1836.	Wife Chock-o-chee; 5 children.
39	Fotustennuggee	F	1st Lieutenant	Tuckabatchee	Promoted from 2nd lieutenant Nov. 15, 1836; one ration of subsistence received in kind, committed suicide at Fort Brooke, June 12, 1837.	Wife Folitch-kah; no children; daughter of Mad Blue.
40	Enchar Emathla	F	Corporal	Hillabee	Promoted from Private Nov. 15, 1836; killed at Lake Ah ha pop ka, Jan. 25, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Cochus Hajo.
41	Fushatchie Micco	F	Private	Ottosee	Private horse; died at Fort Brooke, May 11, 1837.	Wife dead; 3 children; known by Chocottee Fixico, captain co. F.
42	Nehar Locco-gee	F	Private	Hillabee	Died at Fort Brooke, June 2, 1837.	Wife, Sah-bit-ho-he-yay; 2 children; wife's mother, Foly-kit.
43	Cooshatchie Yoholo	F	Private	Tuckabatchee	Died at Fort Brooke, May 20, 1837.	Wife, Sah-ho-co-lay; no children.
44	Cho-wak-le-micco	F	Corporal	Hillabee	Died at Fort Brooke, Aug. 1, 1837.	Wife, To-kah-kee; 2 children; known by Intesekiah, 1st lieutenant co. F.
45	Nocus Iccar	F	Private	Hillabee	Died at Fort Brooke, July 1, 1837.	Nearset relation a brother, Tallassee Hadjo.
46	Echas Fixico	F	Private	Tuckabatchee	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, July 21, 1837.	Nearest relation a mother, Sah-tah-ho-yay.
47	Jonnee	F	Private	Hillabee	Died at sea, on way to Mobile Point from Florida, Aug. 19, 1837.	Wife, Ho-mah-hi-dee; 4 children.
48	Andrew Ross	G	Captain	First lieutenant marines	Died of wound received in battle of Wahoo Swamp, at Black Creek, Florida, Dec. 11, 1837.
49	Yar-dicker Harjo	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, June 5, 1837.	Wife, Lucy Lahnay; one child; wife's mother, Math-thah-koyth-chee.
50	Thlathle Yoholo	G	1st Lieutenant	Ochee-o-pofer	One ration of subsistence received in kind; died at Fort Brooke, Aug. 12, 1837.	Nearest relation a cousin, An-nee-gee; known by John O. Poney, captain co. N, Creek vols.
51	Fit-ta-deag Hadjo	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, June 23, 1837.	Nearest relation a mother, Mean-hulth-lee.
52	Neo-martle Micco	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, July 2, 1837.	Three children in charge of their mother Polly.
53	Talwa Hadjo	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, July 9, 1837.	Nearest relations two sisters, Hoketee-co-chokee-ren-ny and Kee-thly-gee.
54	Fit-ta-deag Hadjo	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, July 20, 1837.	Wife, Mah-thah-koyth-chee; 4 children.
55	Nar-yea	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, July 5, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Ar-tus Yohola Micco.
56	Kunh Echar	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Fort Brooke, Aug. 10, 1837.	Nearest relation a brother, Chi co-nah, and a sister, Sal-ligh-ah.
57	Jim McFarlan	G	Corporal	Ochee-o-pofer	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Sept. 3, 1837.	Nearest relation a sister, Oh-har-ty
58	Nocos-ille Fixico	G	Private	Ochee-o-pofer	Died at sea, on way to Mobile Point from Florida, Aug. 20, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Holahta Emathla.
59	Tustunnuggee	G	Private	Ok-fus-ky	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Sept. 4, 1837.	Nearest relation a grandmother, Sin-u-bah.
60	Talsina Yohola	G	Private	Clee-wah-lah	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Sept. 12, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Clee-wah-lah Emathla.
61	Fushatchie Emathla	H	Sergeant	Ki-e-li-ja	Died at battle of Wahoo Swamp, Nov. 21, 1836.	Wife, Pollah-ti-ga; one child; wife's father, Halpah-tah Hajo.
62	Nehee-chiskee Mathla	H	Private	Ki-e-li-ja	Do.	Nearest relation a brother, Ah-hulbee Emathlachee.
63	Yotowa Hadjo	H	Private	Oke-choy	Died at Volusia, Dec. 10, 1836.	Wife, Ho-yun-ho-yea; one child, wife's father, Tote-kis Harjo.
64	Litte Fixico	H	Private	Fish Pond	Died at Fort Armstrong, Dec. 23, 1836.	Nearest relation a brother, Ah-tus-ho-nuppa Emathla.
65	Ufalla Fixico	H	Private	Fish Pond	Died at Fort Armstrong, Jan. 29, 1837.	Wife, Ah-lah-ho-yea; one child.
66	Spoak-ne-harth-locco	H	Private	Ki-e-li-ja	Died at Fort Brooke, April 9, 1837.	Wife dead; 3 children; oldest a man, Wythe-kee.
67	Nah-puchee Fixico	H	Private	Ki-e-li-ja	Died at Fort Brooke, Aug. 5, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Tallip Yahola.
68	Fosputtock Hajo	H	Sergeant	Ki-e-li-ja	Died at sea, on way to Mobile Point from Florida, Aug. 19, 1837.	Wife, Soke-hul-gy; 5 children.
69	Fushatchie Yohola	H	Private	Ki-e-li-ja	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Sept. 3, 1837.	Wife dead; 2 children; one son, Oke-chum Hajo; both in charge of an Indian, Spoke-oke Micco.
70	Queacus Hadjo	H	Private	Fish Pond	Died at sea, on way to Mobile Point from Florida, Aug. 20, 1837.	Wife, Mah-fah-ly; 2 children -- girls; oldest Sah-fun-gah, known by Emathla Hadka, serg't co. H, Creek vols.
71	Conchat Emathla	I	Private	Upper U-fall-lah	Died at Tampa, July 29, 1837.	Wife, Lah-to-mee; no children; known by Alabudda Hadjo; 1st lieutenant co. I, Creek vols.
72	John Smith	I	Private	Hillabee	Killed on express from Tampa to Fort Clinch, Jan. 18, 1837.	Wide dead; 5 children; oldest a daughter, Sil-wah; all in charge of an Indian, Emathla Hadka.
73	Senih-jah	I	Private	Upper U-fall-lah	Died at Tampa, Nov. 10, 1836.	Nearest relation a father, Chock-kee-li-gah.
74	Tusca Holahta	I	Private	O-wee-kofe-kah	Killed on express from Tampa to Fort Clinch, Jan. 18, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Ock-archer Emathla.
75	Joseph P. Cook	I	Private	Upper U-fall-lah	Private horse; died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Aug. 23, 1837.	Wife, Cha-milly; one child; wife's father, Lettiff Harjo.
76	Moko-lassee Emathla	I	Private	Ki-e-mol-gah	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Sept. 10, 1837.	Nearest relations 2 brothers, Addis Hobiee and Ma-ho-kolee, privates of co. I, Creek vols.
77	Ochee Yohola	K	2nd Lieutenant	O-wee-wo-kah	Promoted from Private Nov. 4, 1836 vice Nar-per-chee Fixico, promoted; one ration of subsistence received in kind; committed suicide at Fort Brooke, July 22, 1837.	Wife, Tee-hitch-ho-yee; 2 children; wife's father, Lock-te-ma-ta-ha.
78	Tallassee Hadjo	K	Sergeant	Alabama	Died at Fort Armstrong, Dec. 26, 1836.	Wife See-ho-ky; 2 children; wife's mother Oktum-kee; known by Osiah Yahola, seg't co. K, Creek vols.
79	Arbicca	K	Private	Alabama	Died at Fort King, July 17, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Micco Hadka.
80	Cochus Hadjo	K	Private	Alabama	Killed at battle of Wahoo Swamp, Nov. 21, 1836.	Wife, Mary; 3 children; wife's mother Mee-tee-chee; known by Osiah Yohola, serg't co. K, Creek vols.
81	Cosee Yohola	K	Private	Toke-pof-kah	Died at Tampa, Aug. 12, 1837.	Wife, Tin-no-gee; no children; wife's father, Tuckabatchee Fixico.
82	Chuck-chat-hin-a-hah	K	Private	O-we-wo-kah	Died at Fort Drane, Oct. 28, 1836.	Nearest relation a mother, Sim-mah-thlah-kee; known by Nar-puche, 1st llieut. co. K, Creek vols.
83	Focoloda	K	Private	Co-was-seh-dah	Died at Fort Drane, Oct. 28, 1836.	Nearest relations 2 sisters; oldest Fin-no-kee; known by a Co-was-sah-dat chief in Arkansas, named Cotchah Hajo.
84	Kun-chat Fixico	K	Private	O-we-wo-kah	Died at Tampa, Aug. 18, 1837	Nearest relation a father, Kun-tal-lee Enmathla.
85	Lotti-hola	K	Private	Alabama	Died at Tampa, May 25, 1837.	Nearest relation a mother, Thlaymee; known by Osiah Yohola, sergeant co. K, Creek vols.
86	Pohose Hadjo	K	Private	Pokon Tallahassee	Died at Tampa, Aug. 28, 1837.	Nearest relation a brother, Echo Hajo.
87	Talmus Hadjo	K	Private	O-wee-wo-kah	Died at Tampa, Feb. 25, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Ok-fus-ky Hajo.
88	Waxie Emathla	K	Private	O-wee-wo-kah	Died at Tampa, Jan. 25, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, Hillabee Emathla.
89	Yoholo-chee	K	Private	O-wee-wo-kah	Died at Tampa, Nov. 25, 1836.	Nearest relation a father, Nokose Hajo, and a sister, Ti-hoyth-chee; known by Narpuche Fixico, first lieutenant co. K, Creek vols.
90	Fixico Hadjo	K	Private	Toke-pof-kah	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Aug. 21, 1837	Nearest relation a father, Pah-lah-chee Fixico.

Spy Battalion

No.	Name	Co.	Rank	Tribal Town	Remarks	Relatives
91	Cho-cotta Emarthla	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Tampa Bay, Nov. 10, 1836.	Wife dead; 2 small sons, Hotulkee Fixico and Hintillee.
92	Cho-wille Harjo	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Fort Drane, Dec. 5, 1836.	Wife, Hee chee ko; one child.
93	Ko-sah-bo-yei	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Black Creek, Dec. 29, 1836.	Wife, Kallee; no children; wife's father, Conchat Hajo.
94	Cotchee Harjo	L	Sergeant	Lower U-fall-lah	Committed suicide at Fort Brooke, July 3, 1837.	Wife, Mittee-hosee; 2 children; wife's father, E-kun-chah-tee-thlocco
95	Ta-kose Harjo	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Fort Drane, Feb. 10, 1837.	Wife, Mi-yah-kee; 2 children.
96	Choc-tas-kee	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Fort Brooke, April 12, 1837.	Left his property to his sister, Too-chee.
97	No-kose-ee Yohola	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at camp Hillsboro', Florida, June 5, 1837.	Nearest relations a mother, Mah-cho-mee, and sister, Hoke-tee-lahny.
98	Thlathlo Fixico	L	Captain	Lower U-fall-lah	Promoted from 1st Lieutenant Nov. 22, 1836; one ration of subsistence received in kind, commanding company L till May 15, 1837; died at Pensacola, Florida, May 21, 1837.	Wife dead; 2 small children, Milly and Henny; wife's father, Iste-chahco Micco.
99	Hodulgee Emathla	L	Sergeant	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Sept. 9, 1837.	Nearest relation a brother, Kah-pichee Harjo, sergeant co. L, Creek Vols
100	Ah-tis Harjo	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Aug. 4, 1837.	Wife, Ti-chee, or Vicey; 3 children.
101	Micco-nubber Tustennuggee	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Pass Christian, Mississippi, Aug. 3, 1837.	Wife dead; 4 children; oldest Dick; all in charge of an uncle, Pi-u-chee.
102	No-kose Harjo	L	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Mobile Point, Alabama, July 19, 1837.	Wife dead; 4 children; oldest Sole-kay.
103	Sock-po-doi-gee	M	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at Tampa Bay, Nov. 12, 1836.	Nearest relation a cousin - a woman, Thlah-sah-hee-chee.
104	Yof-kee Emarthla	M	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at camp Hillsboro', Florida, June 7, 1837.	Wife named Po-ki-tee; 5 children.
105	Fose Harjo	M	Private	Lower U-fall-lah	Died at camp Hillsboro', Florida, June 8, 1837.	Wife, Fee-cap-pee; one child; wife's father, Woxi Holahta.
106	Primus	N	2nd Lieutenant	Chec-ah-haw	One ration of subsistence received in kind; died at Fort Dade, March 8, 1837.	Nearest relation a father, John O. Poney, captain co. N, Creek Vols.
107	Mitchell Kinnard	O	2nd Lieutenant	Cow-e-tah	One ration of subsistence received in kind; died at sea, on way to Mobile Point from Florida, Aug. 17, 1837.	Wife, Las-sie; no children; wife's father, Cho-nee-chah.
108	Yo-par-ho-ye-thea	O	Private	Chea-ah-haw	Died at Volusia, May 15, 1837.	Wife dead, 4 children; oldest Fanny; known by John O. Poney, captain co. N, Creek Vols.
109	Pool-sar	O	Private	Cow-e-tah	Died at St. John's river, June 15, 1837.	Nearest relations 2 brothers and one sister - one brother, Kee-neelu, a private in co. O, Creek Vols.
110	Moss	O	Sergeant	Cow-e-tah	Died at Fort King, Aug. 12, 1837.	Wife, Kuck-key-tee; no children; living with his mother; Ho-po-hee-yea.

I certify, on honor, that this muster-roll exhibits a true statement of those officers and soldiers of the regiment of mounted Creek Indian volunteers who died whilst the regiment was in the service of the United States; that the remarks set opposite their names are accurate and just; and that the information in regard to the families of the deceased was obtained from their relatives and from cheifs, and is beleived to be correct.

W.G. Freeman,
Major Commanding the Regiment

Date: September 28, 1837
Station: Pass Christian, Miss.