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Creek chiefs traveled to Pensacola, SA, and Mexico to swear allegience to Spain
Source: The Debatable Land #557
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There [Pensacola] on July 7 [1715 or 1717?], forty Creek chiefs and headmen delivered Spanish captives, and enacted peace ceremonies. Seven chiefs of the Western (Upper) Creeks went to Mexico and swore allegiance to the King in the presence of the viceroy. They were lavishly entertained and they marvelled at the wonders of the metropolis of North America.1 Meanwhile the Lower Creeks gave obedience at San Agustin and made intermittent war on Carolina. (For the Creek visits to Pensacola and Mexico, see Salinas Varona to Governor Ayala, Pensacola, July 24, 1717 (Serrano y Sanz, Documentos Historicos, 238-240) For the visit to San Agustin in 1717 of the Usingulo and war chief Chislacaliche, see letter of Governor Ayala quoted in Swanton, Early History of the Creek Indians, 125.
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