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About Chief Old Hop Kanagatoge Connecorte, {Fictional}
GEDCOM Note
Old Frontiers, pg 46;
"old Hop had a nephew, also named Standing Turkey, an active warrior who at his uncle's death served a short time as his successor. It was the younger Standing Turkey who conducted a four day assault upon Fort Loudoun in 1760, and who signed the articles of capitulation of the stronghold.
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Old Frontiers, pg 67;
Old Hop in his talk to Demere, gave his unusual evidence of patriotism. He said:
"I am now old and lie upon a bad bearskin. My life is not more than an inch long, and I know not when a bullet may cut it short. I want my brothers Captains Demere and Stuart to remember that the Great Warrior, Oconostota, and his brother [Amo-Scossite?], are the only two men in the nation that ought to be thought of after my death. "It is true that Willenawah and the Little Carpenter are my nephews, but I do not know how they would behave. If I had not remembered what I owe to a country I love, and had in mind to behave like a father, I would recommend my two sons, but I know them to be incapable, and biased by every lie that comes. I do not know how they will turn out, but I do know the others, for drunk or sober, they always admonish the Indians to love the white people."
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Chief Old Hop Kanagatoge Connecorte, {Fictional}'s Timeline
| 1690 |
1690
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Chota, Little Tennessee River, Tennessee, United States
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| 1710 |
1710
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Cherokee, Washington, Tennessee, United States
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| 1732 |
1732
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| 1761 |
August 1, 1761
Age 71
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Chota on the Little Tennessee River, Cherokee Nation
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