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He came from the southeast, around Currahee Mountain, by way of Chopped Oak (which was called "Digaluyatunyib" by the Cherokee Indians).
Cherokee Indians were also in the area, although the Cherokees had been active in the French and Indian War, they had joined in treaties with the English in 1763, followed by the events of the American Revolution.
The United States Government told Cherokee Indians that they would get a certain amount of land in Indian Territory.
Horsepen was first settled by Cherokee Indians who raided white settlers in the region; they used a natural pen in the area to hold captured horses, giving the community its name.
On the night of 2 October 1754 his farm was attacked by Cherokee Indians and he was taken prisoner.