Overview

Location

near Honey Springs, Oklahoma

Date Constructed/ Founded

not determined

Associated Surnames

Lott, Walker

Historical notes

none

Associated Slave Workplaces

none

Associated Free Persons (creek)

• Tuskayahiniha "Head Man Warrior" - owner
• Nancy Lott - wife of Tuskayahiniha
• Luwina Walker - daughter of Tuskayahiniha and Nancy Lott; widow of Mr. Walker
• "Istidji" - son of Luwina Walker
• Nancy Walker - daughter-in-law of Tuskayahiniha; sister of Mr. Walker

Associated Enslaved Persons

Slaves of Tuskayahiniha and associated slaves

From "Voices From Slavery", narrative of Lucinda Davis, edited by Norman R. Yetman, 2000

• Stephany - name derived from Istifani ("skeleton", skinny man); slave of the Grayson family
• Serena - wife of Stephany; slave of Hopoethleyoholo Gouge
• Lucinda Davis - daughter of Stephany and Serena; former slave of Hopoethleyoholo Gouge, sold to Tuskayahiniha to care for Luwina Walker's son called Istidji ("little man")

Note: Lucinda Davis states that Creek slaves lived as families seperately from their masters' property.

Note: Tuskayahiniha had several other slaves called Istilusti ("black man")

Research Leads and Plantation Records

• none reported yet

Miscellaneous Information

• none

References

• Yetman, Norman R. Voices From Slavery: 100 Authentic Slave Narratives. Dover Publications Inc. 2000.

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