Leading chief of the Seminoles
- Leading chief of the Seminoles
There were four leading chiefs of the Seminoles between the time the tribe organized in the mid 18th century until Micanopy was sent to Indian Territory following the Second Seminole War.
*Cowkeeper
*King Payne
*Bolek
*Micanopy
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