File:Fort Hampton map.jpg
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DescriptionFort Hampton map.jpg |
English: 1814 map of Mississippi Territory with forts and Creek towns created for the War Department by John Melish. |
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Source | https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/10451385 |
Author | John Melish |
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Ditto's Landing (Whitesburg) (now part of Huntsville, Alabama)
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