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Amouskositte

Amouskositte (fl. 1741–1753), recorded in colonial documents under spellings such as Ammonscossitte and referred to by the British as the "Young Emperor", was an 18th-century Overhill Cherokee figure from the town of Great Tellico, in present-day Tennessee. The son of Moytoy of Tellico, he was recognized by officials of the Province of South Carolina as…

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Amouskositte

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Triples42
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
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related to "Emperor" of Tellico and decline · 28
Amouskositte → Amouskositte's, Attakullakulla, By, Charlestown, Cherokee, Cherokee's, Chota, Connecorte, Creek, During, Glen, Governor James Glen, Great Tellico, Hiwassee, In, Little Carpenter, November, Old Hop, Overhill, South Carolina
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Amouskositte → As Amouskositte, British, British Crown, Cherokee, Emperor, Great Tellico's, His, Moytoy, South Carolina, Tellico, The, When Moytoy

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tellico cherokee emperor 1753 great south 1741 young overhill chota colonial british town moytoy recognized carolina authority little son officials

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Ammonscossitteinstance ofrecorded in colonial documents under spellings0.80text
referred to by the British as theinstance ofrecorded in colonial documents under spellings0.80text
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineDuring0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineGreat Tellico0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineHiwassee0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineCherokee's0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineSouth Carolina0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineIn0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineYoung Emperor0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineTellico0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineWilliamsburg0.60section
Amouskositterelated to "Emperor" of Tellico and declineVirginia0.60section

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