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Sophia Durant (ca. 1752 – ca. 1813/1831) was a Koasati Native American plantation owner, who served as the speaker, interpreter, and translator for her brother, Alexander McGillivray, a leader in the Muscogee Confederacy.

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rdfs:comment	Sophia Durant (ca. 1752 – ca. 1813/1831) was a Koasati Native American plantation owner, who served as the speaker, interpreter, and translator for her brother, Alexander McGillivray, a leader in the Muscogee Confederacy. (en)
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name	Sophia Durant (en)
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birth place	Little Tallassee, Muscogee Confederacy (en)
dcterms:subject	18th-century American businesswomen Native American slave owners Plantation owners Date of death unknown American women farmers American women slave owners People from Alabama 1742 births American slave owners Muscogee people Businesspeople from Alabama Farmers from Alabama 18th-century Native American women
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cambridge University Press Savannah, Georgia Savannah River Project MUSE Battle of Holy Ground Benjamin Hawkins 18th-century American businesswomen Josiah Francis (Hillis Hadjo) Native American slave owners Little River, Baldwin County, Alabama Pensacola, Florida University Press of Mississippi University of Alabama Press University of Glasgow University of North Carolina at Greensboro De Bow's Review Peter McQueen Lyons Press Constitution of the United States Coosa River Creek War Plantation owners Louisiana Historical Association Oklahoma Historical Society The Chronicles of Oklahoma Clarke County, Alabama Alexander McGillivray Elmore County, Alabama Georgia Historical Society Mobile, Alabama Montgomery, Alabama Muscogee Nation The Tampa Tribune Lachlan McGillivray Tombigbee District Red Stick Andrew Jackson Apalachicola, Florida Louisiana State University at Eunice Panton, Leslie & Company Matrilineality Matrilocal residence Augusta, Georgia Baldwin County, Alabama Date of death unknown Bureau of Indian Affairs American women farmers American women slave owners Treaty of Fort Jackson War of 1812 William Augustus Bowles William Weatherford Harvey Jackson III The Birmingham News Alabama Department of Archives and History Alabama Historical Association American Revolutionary War Alabama Review People from Alabama Flint River (Georgia) Fort Mims massacre Fort Toulouse and Fort Jackson Fort Brooke Fort Scott (Flint River, Georgia) John Stuart (loyalist) Escambia River

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