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Creation Date
1-16-2012
Description
Cochranetown Marker ( Reverse ) Blountstown, Fl.
A new tribal town was built by Chief Tuskie Hajo Cochrane, where the Creek Indians settled, and it was called the Blunt- Tuskie Hajo Reservation , which is now called Blountstown.
The marker reads as (side 2) :
"In 1986, Florida Tribe of Eastern Creek Indians whose members include the Boggs clan was recognized by the State. Today, they still maintain their ancient traditions. Their unbroken line of titled chiefs is Tuskie Hajo Cochrane-1832; Polly Parrot, regent matriarch 1833-1898; Tuskie Hajo John James William Joseph Boggs-1900; Tuskie Hajo James Daniel Boggs-1920; Alice McClellan Boggs, regent matriarch 1933-1961; Tuskie Mahaya Hajo Dr. Andrew Boggs Ramsey-1962, The Tuskie Hajo (Zealous Warriors) all descend from Polly. Cochranetown is 3 miles south of here, east of SR 69. Ohrolope 1986, Kvnfvske, Vhakv-hayvlke em-nakaftetv oc-ofvn Ocesvlket Florida Tribe kerkueckv emhoyet omvtes. Hiyomat, Kvlhun Tacko estecate Mvskokvlket fulle emunks. Emmekkvlket Tvske Haco Corakko 1832, Polly 1833-1898, Tvske Haco Can Cems Welev Cose Pokkvs 1900, Tvske Haco Cems Tvnel Pokkvs 1920, Vles Mvklelan Pokkvs 1933-1961, Tvske Mvhayv Haco Vntolv Pokkvs Lvmse 1962, Hocefkvlket omvts. Pommekkvlke Pollyketate Rohonvpvlket omes, Mytto! "
Sponsors: The Calhoun County Historical Society and the Boggs Family in Cooperation with the Florida Department of State.
Latitude, Longitude
30.44333056, -85.04333056
Recommended Citation
Taylor, George Lansing Jr., "Cochranetown Marker (Reverse), Blountstown, FL" (2012). George Lansing Taylor Collection Main Gallery. 3028.
https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/historical_architecture_main/3028
