Many tribes have sub-tribes, bands, gens, clans and phratry. Often very little information is known or they no longer exist. We have included them here to provide more information about the tribes. The Creek clans follow, those marked with an asterisk being extinct; the final algi means ‘people’:
- Ahalakalgi (Bog potato),
- Aktayatsalgi,
- Atchialgi (Maize),
- *Chukotalgi (toad). An extinct Creek clan, closely affiliated with the Toad or Sopaktalgi clan.
- Fusualgi (Bird), The Forest Bird (?) clan of the Creeks
- Halpadalgi (Alligator),
- *Hlahloalgi (Fish), An extinct Creek clan.
- Hutalgalgi (Wind), A principal Creek clan.
- *Isfanalgi, An extinct clan of the Creeks, said by Gatschet to be seemingly analogous to the Ishpani phratry and clan of the Chickasaw.
- Itamalgi,
- Itchhasualgi (Beaver), (itchhasua ‘beaver’, algi ‘people’). A Creek clan. Gatschet, Creek Migration Legends, i, 155, 1884
- Itchualgi (Deer),
- Katsalgi (Panther),
- Koakotsalgi (Wild-cat),
- Kunipalgi (Skunk),
- * Muklasalgi,
- Nokosalgi (Bear),
- * Odshisalgi (Hickory-nut),
- * Okilisa,
- *Oktchunualgi (Salt),
- Osanalgi (Otter),
- *Pahosalgi,
- Sopaktalgi (Toad),
- Takusalgi (Mole),
- Tsulalgi (Fox),
- * Wahlakalgi,
- Wotkalgi (Raccoon),
- Yahalgi (Wolf).
I am interested in finding information on the Creek Nation family/clan from Alabama who go by the surname of “McGee or Magee”. Any info will be greatly appreciated. I have been told my maternal Grandmother was a member of this family.