Eufaula

The Eufaula were a Muskogean-speaking people of the Creek Confederacy, with settlements along the Chattahoochee River. Lower Creek Eufaula had settled there by 1733, while their Upper Creek counterparts counted Yoholo Micco among their leaders.

In 1825 Yoholo Micco went to Washington to contest the cession of Creek lands, but the Treaty of Indian Springs forced further losses. In 1836 Eufaula people were driven west toward Indian Territory along with other Creeks.