It is also known as Fort Confederation. After the United States took possession, via the 1802 Treaty of Fort Confederation, it continued to be used as a trading post with the Choctaws until its eventual abandonment in the 19th century.
Fort Confederation is also referred to by another name. Following the transfer of ownership in 1802, via the Treaty of Fort Confederation, it continued to function as a trading post with the Choctaws until its eventual abandonment in the 19th century.