Statistics for occurrence #1 of “colonel Waitie” in chapter 3, page 343 of Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3.:
...roceeded in the direction of Fort Blunt by following the valley of the Neosho.
This force, composed of whites, negroes, and Indians, was attacked on the 1st of July near Cabin Creek by the Cherokee colonel Waitie at the head of four hundred mounted men, half of whom were Texans and the other half of his own nation.
After a fight which lasted the whole day the Federals succeeded in dislodging their adversari...
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