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SC granted the Yamacraw their bluff at Savannah
Source: Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors #121
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In 1732 the Yamacraw asked permission of the government of South Carolina to remain in their new settlement and it was accorded them. ...When Oglethorpe arrived they are said to have been the only tribe for 50 miles around. They received the settlers in a friendly manner and acted as intermediaries between them and the Creeks. From the negotiations then undertaken it would seem that both the Yamacraw and the Yamasee were reckoned as former members of the Creek confederacy. At least the confederacy arrogated to itself at that time the right to dispose of their lands, all of which, except the site of Yamacraw, a strip of land between Pipemakers Bluff and Pally-Chuckola Creek, and the three islands, Ossabaw, Sapello, and St. Catherines, were ceded to Oglethorpe. (Swanton)
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