Senoya or Senoia as she is referred to by some. She was a member of the Wind Clan. Little is known about her other than she was of the prominent Wind Clan.
She married Captain William McIntosh Sr and had a daughter Matilda and a son Willam McIntosh who was both a General in the Army and a chief in a band of Creek Indians. He was also known as Tustunnugee Hutkee (White Warrior) Whatever his motives were, his participation in the Treaty of Indian Springs cost him his life.
She is confused by many as Sehoy who married John Tate , Charles Weatherford and William Dixon Moniac.
"We have no back history on Senoia, that is, we don't know her father's name or her maiden name. Creeks of that era only had one name, so she likely didn't have or use a maiden name. Heneha just meant she was the daughter of the chief. "
Source: Dr. Gary McIntosh a 3× grandson of Chief McIntosh
Some articles state she is possibly a half-sister to Sehoy.
Sources https://apalacheresearch.com/2020/03/03/the-secret-history-of-senoia-and-peachtree-city-georgia/
https://greatwarriorspath.blogspot.com/2016/07/family-ties-wind-clan-of-creek.html
She married Captain William McIntosh Sr and had a daughter Matilda and a son Willam McIntosh who was both a General in the Army and a chief in a band of Creek Indians. He was also known as Tustunnugee Hutkee (White Warrior) Whatever his motives were, his participation in the Treaty of Indian Springs cost him his life.
She is confused by many as Sehoy who married John Tate , Charles Weatherford and William Dixon Moniac.
"We have no back history on Senoia, that is, we don't know her father's name or her maiden name. Creeks of that era only had one name, so she likely didn't have or use a maiden name. Heneha just meant she was the daughter of the chief. "
Source: Dr. Gary McIntosh a 3× grandson of Chief McIntosh
Some articles state she is possibly a half-sister to Sehoy.
Sources https://apalacheresearch.com/2020/03/03/the-secret-history-of-senoia-and-peachtree-city-georgia/
https://greatwarriorspath.blogspot.com/2016/07/family-ties-wind-clan-of-creek.html
Senoya or Senoia as she is referred to by some. She was a member of the Wind Clan. Little is known about her other than she was of the prominent Wind Clan.
She married Captain William McIntosh Sr and had a daughter Matilda and a son Willam McIntosh who was both a General in the Army and a chief in a band of Creek Indians. He was also known as Tustunnugee Hutkee (White Warrior) Whatever his motives were, his participation in the Treaty of Indian Springs cost him his life.
She is confused by many as Sehoy who married John Tate , Charles Weatherford and William Dixon Moniac.
"We have no back history on Senoia, that is, we don't know her father's name or her maiden name. Creeks of that era only had one name, so she likely didn't have or use a maiden name. Heneha just meant she was the daughter of the chief. "
Source: Dr. Gary McIntosh a 3× grandson of Chief McIntosh
Some articles state she is possibly a half-sister to Sehoy.
Sources https://apalacheresearch.com/2020/03/03/the-secret-history-of-senoia-and-peachtree-city-georgia/
https://greatwarriorspath.blogspot.com/2016/07/family-ties-wind-clan-of-creek.html
She married Captain William McIntosh Sr and had a daughter Matilda and a son Willam McIntosh who was both a General in the Army and a chief in a band of Creek Indians. He was also known as Tustunnugee Hutkee (White Warrior) Whatever his motives were, his participation in the Treaty of Indian Springs cost him his life.
She is confused by many as Sehoy who married John Tate , Charles Weatherford and William Dixon Moniac.
"We have no back history on Senoia, that is, we don't know her father's name or her maiden name. Creeks of that era only had one name, so she likely didn't have or use a maiden name. Heneha just meant she was the daughter of the chief. "
Source: Dr. Gary McIntosh a 3× grandson of Chief McIntosh
Some articles state she is possibly a half-sister to Sehoy.
Sources https://apalacheresearch.com/2020/03/03/the-secret-history-of-senoia-and-peachtree-city-georgia/
https://greatwarriorspath.blogspot.com/2016/07/family-ties-wind-clan-of-creek.html
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