| Year |
History |
| 1540 |
Met by De Soto in Tennessee, called "Chisca" |
| 1567 |
Boyano, an officer under Pardo, had violent
encounter with tribe in Tennessee or North Carolina mountains, claimed to
have killed great numbers |
| 1639 |
Chisca invaded Florida |
| 1661 |
Westo moved to near present Augusta, GA |
| 1670 |
Possibly known to Lederer as "Rickohockans" |
| 1674 |
GA Westo known to be warlike, had battles with
colonists and coast tribes; Tennessee Tomahittan band visited by 2 White
men from Virginia |
| 1677 |
Chisca attacked by Spaniards and Apalachee,
suffered severely |
| 1680 |
Shawnee drove Westo from the Savannah to the
Ocmulgee and later the Chattahoochee |
| 1715 |
Tennessee Tomahittan band suffered revenge attack
by Cherokee; Westo moved to land previously occupied by Chisca band on
Georgia; later moved with Creeks to Chatahoochee |
| 1716 |
Westo band joined Shawnee on Chatahoochee |
| 1740 |
Georgia Governor Oglethorpe gave tribe previously
occupied territories |
| 1751 |
Westo returned to old land in Georgia |
| 1799 |
FL Pea Creek or Chisca band on Takubahchee while
GA Westo band on Talapoosa near the Shawnee; both bands soon disappeared
|
| 1813 |
Last influx of tribe, Tomahittan, from north
settled in GA |
| 1832 |
GA Yuchi town of High Log recorded on census |
| 1837 |
Migrated to Indian Territory with Creek; remnants
migrated to Florida while other remained in Appalachian region and
associated with Cherokee |