Title	Oche Finceco
Subjects - TGM	Portrait drawings Portrait prints Indian agents Book illustrations
Subjects - LCSH	Indians of North America-- Biography; Indians of North America-- Portraits; Indians of North America-- History
Description	Color lithograph image, with very wide margins on large folio. Detailed rendering of a Native American with black hair, dark brown skin, ruffled white collar,; and blue tunic with red fringes.
Date	1845
Creator	McKenney, Thomas Loraine, 1785-1859; Hall, James, 1793-1868
Collection Name	History of the Indian tribes of North America, with biographical sketches and anecdotes of the principal chiefs.
Historical Note	Oche-Finceco, called Charles Cornells, a Creek half breed. He was one of the delegation to Washington in 1826, and also signed the treaty. Nothing remarkable is known of Cornells, except that he was followed by certain swindlers, who won the money he; received at the Treaty of Washington ($10,000) whereupon, he went into his loft and hung himself. He was held in much esteem by his people, who were engaged, when McKenney was in their country, in 1827, in building a roof of split shingles over his grave
Owning Institution	Tennessee Historical Society
ID#	33843
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Digital type	IMAGE
Digital format	TIFF
Publisher	Daniel Rice and James G. Clark
Place of publication	Philadelphia (Pa.)
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