Seminoles
People of the Hearthfire, exiles from the Creek Nation, runaways from Spanish and English colonies, remnants of ancient tribes.
Gullahs
African war captives forcibly emigrated to the Georgia and Carolina colonies as slave labor. In the lowlands, with large plantations and a climate hostile to Europeans, they retained much of their ancient cultures.
Gullah Geechee
Gullahs who rebelled against their captivity, mounting resistance from the Seminole country. Named for the extinct Ogeechee tribe (Twyman, 1999).
Micco Nuppa. Sintchakee. Pond Frequenter. Great King of the Seminoles.
Coacoochee. Wild Cat. Son of Emathla.
Arpeika. Sam Jones. An elder.
Yaha Hadjo. Mad Wolf. A Seminole man.
Asin Yahola. Osceola. Billy Powell. Tustenuggee Thlocco. Head War Chief of the Seminoles.
Chechoter. Morning Dew. Wife of Asin-Yahola.
Abraham. Souanaffe Micco. King of Suwanee. Chief of the Geechee.
John Cowaya. John Horse. Juan Caballo. Gopher John. A Geechee man.
Levi. Coy. Yanasa Tusti. Buffalo Fighter. A Geechee man.
Sarah. Wife of Levi. Deceased.
Moses. Cutting Bird. Atiloyita Cowaya. Son of Levi and Sarah.
Hechin. Relative of Chechoter. Wife of Levi
Addo & Tunde. Young Sons of Levi and Hechin.
Toney Barnet. A Geechee man.
Aaron Barnet. Son of Toney.
General Wiley Thompson. Seminole Indian Agent.