Other names:
Jocassee, Jocassy

What:
8/2 - 10/1776 Lower Cherokee Settlements (Sugar Town, Soconee, Jocasee, Keowee, Estatoe)
Williamson burned Jocassy 8 Aug 1776.

Where: 34.967758 -82.919171 Jocasse

Maps: [map notes]

• 34.9292,-83.0047 Jocassy 1776, visual comparison with Seaborn map 1974 (JR)
• ACME Mapper.
• National Map
• Google
• Confidence: 2

• 34.92850,-83.0049 Jocasse 1776, coordinates provided on Seaborn map 1974 (JP)
• ACME Mapper.
• National Map
• Google
• Confidence: 2

Sources:

• Seaborn map 1974: While this map is quite useful, it is not improbable that the cartographer intentionally introduced a "fudge factor" that resulted in her showing the approximate location but intentionally not showing the actual location as accurately as possible. It is not known whether such as adjustment would have been made to the plotted location, to the stated coordinates or both. This is what is implied with the confidence level of **.

  

• Cherokee Prayer Site Guide - Including atrocity sites, death camps, missions, towns, battlefields, spiritual sites, etc.

  X 7. Jocassy (Jocassee)
  8/8/1776- Burned by Williamson's men

  Cherokee Prayer Initiative:

  Cherokee Prayer Site Guide. Also found here. See site #7.
  

  X 7. Jocassy (Jocassee)
  8/8/1776- Burned by Williamson's men

  Historical Notes on the Cherokee People, Linda Fulmer. Also see here.
  Sources (Bibliography).
  Search for Jocassee.

  • CPI Map: Cherokee Path from Columbia to Oconee County, SC. #7. Large.

  • CPI Map: Cherokee Towns on the Salem and Keowee River in Oconee County, SC . #7. Large.

• NBBAS:One Not found.

• RevWar75  
  
• Aug 1776 listing:  
  8/2 - 10/1776 Lower Cherokee Settlements (Sugar Town, Soconee, Jocasee, Keowee, Estatoe)

Related locations:
Sugar Town, Soconee, Keowee, Estatoe

Confidence level:: See above.