The leader of one side during this conflict would go on to lead the assassination of William McIntosh.
During this conflict, one side employed a spy named George Mayfield who had previously lived among the enemy forces. The leader of one side during this conflict would go on to lead the assassination of William McIntosh. This conflict saw a slaughter led by Peter McQueen and William Weatherford as well as the Battle of Burnt Corn and the escape of Chief Menawa. The Treaty of Fort (*) Jackson ended this conflict, which included the infamous Fort Mims Massacre, in the wake of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, which involved members of the Red Stick Confederacy. Sparked after one side viewed the 1811 New Madrid Earthquake as a prophetic sign, it was waged by Andrew Jackson along with the Cherokee and Choctaw against the namesake Muscogee tribe. For 10 points, name this 1813-1814 war against a namesake southeastern Native Americans.
During this conflict, one side employed a spy named George Mayfield who had previously lived among the enemy forces.
{Creek} War [or Red Stick War before mentioned]