Source: Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors (ID121)
Author: Swanton, John (ID85)
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1738-01-01 - 1738-12-31
Cheeawoole was probably Holiwahali
On the Lamhatty map is a town called "Cheeawoole," west of a river which appears to be the Flint, and from the spelling this town was probably identical with the one under discussion [Holiwahali].2 It appears in the census list of 1738 as "Yuguale,"3 in that of 1750 as "Ycouale,"3 in that of 1760 under the name "Telouales,"1 and in that of 1761 as "Chewallee," where it is credited with 35 hunters, and is assigned to the trader James Germany along with Fus-hatchee and Kolomi.5
(Swanton)
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