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    • Jackson Lake History
    • Native American History
    • Civil War History
    • City of Jackson History
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Native American History in Butts County

Early Inhabitants

Early Inhabitants

Early Inhabitants

Attached file below describes the early inhabitants of Butts County

Coweta Town

Early Inhabitants

Early Inhabitants

Coweta Town, located on the Ocmulgee River in Butts County was the "political" center of the Creek Indians. 

Native Paths to Stagecoach Routes & Roads

Attached file below describes native american paths & their evolution into stagecoach routes & today's modern highways.

Map from 1721

This Barnwell - Hammerton Map of 1721 shows the location of Coweta Towns on the Ocmulgee River.

Additional Files on Native Americans

  

https://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/native-american-history-of-butts-county-georgia.htm

coweta town history (pdf)Download
history of inhabitants (pdf)Download
paths to stagecoach routes and roads roads (pdf)Download

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Next Monthly Meeting - September 24, 2026

The BCHS invites you to our next monthly meeting. The program will be brought by Kaye Lanning Minchew on the History of FDR and his time in Georgia. Come and join us! Everyone is welcome! Click below to see the flyer!

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