Ann Gray heard the said John Fleming cry out, Said how every one me, and could hear him speak no more. That the Indians did beat about and he her the said Ann Gray, and she saw them robbing the Store and carrying off the goods, and further this deponent saith not. Ann L. Gray Sworn before me this 14^th day of March 1793 E. Hubbard, J. P. Tuckabatches, Upper Creeks Jan^y 6^th 1793. Friend and Father. I am a son of a White man Joseph Connell Interpreter for the United States, I have brought on a scalp from Cumberland, but the blame ought not in justice to be laid on me as I was urged to do it by Captain Oliver (the Spanish Agent in the nation) and even by the Governor of Pensacola himself. In future will not molest the whites as I have heard your talks and like them very well — as you are coming yourself to treat with us the Appalachs we shall be glad to see you as a friend and father and may be assured that yourself and property shall be safe. I am a younger Brother of Ab Connell, shall take him advice. (Signed) David Connell Addressed to James Chapman Esq^r. We solemnly declare that the above was made at the request of David Connell and delivered us by — Signed John Galphins James M^cIntosh Letter