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English began trading with Guale Indians
Source: Historical proof of the right of the Catholic King to the territory held to-day by the British King under the name of New Georgia #558
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7. Even if all the proofs given in regard to Spanish possession of the country in question after the year 1670 might not be suificient, it is very clearly established by the contents of this report made in 1724 [Newcastle 12/18/24], for, by deducting the forty years during which the English of Carolina had traded with the Indians of that region, the beginning of their commerce would be in 1684, or fourteen years after the Treaty of 1670, which is precisely the time when those Indian vassals of Spain began to revolt and to attach themselves to the British, from which arose all the troubles that have been related on this point.
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