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{{AFC comment|1=The text here is copy-pasted from our existing [[Lake Hancock]] article. Or, perhaps, the other way around? In any case, we should only have a single copy. My hunch is this is sufficiently notable to deserve its own article, but I haven't fully convinced myself of that yet. If we do keep it as stand-alone, it needs to be expanded and better sourced. -- [[User:RoySmith|RoySmith]] [[User Talk:RoySmith|(talk)]] 18:24, 26 August 2018 (UTC)}} |
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Revision as of 18:24, 26 August 2018
- Comment: The text here is copy-pasted from our existing Lake Hancock article. Or, perhaps, the other way around? In any case, we should only have a single copy. My hunch is this is sufficiently notable to deserve its own article, but I haven't fully convinced myself of that yet. If we do keep it as stand-alone, it needs to be expanded and better sourced. -- RoySmith (talk) 18:24, 26 August 2018 (UTC)
Minatti was a slave settlement east of Saddle Creek near Lake Hancock in Florida after the First Seminole War.[1] It was located on the lake's south shore.[2] It was about two miles from where Oponay, an Okmulgee Upper Creek allied with Red Stick leader Red McQueen, lived. The name of the village means manatee. Oponay had peach, corn, potatoes among his crops worked by his Blacks slaves in the village.[1]
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- ^ a b The Seminole Freedmen: A History page 19 by Kevin Mulroy 2007
- ^ LEDGER, CINNAMON BAIR THE. "Rich History Of Blacks In Area".