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Juan Pardo built a fort in Juada north of Santa Elena
Source: Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors #121
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The next we hear of this province is in the Pardo narratives. In November, 1566, as we have seen, Juan Pardo left the new port of Santa Elena and marched northward to the province of Juada, probably the country of the Siouan Cheraw. There he built a fort, which he left in charge of a sergeant named Moyano (or Boyano). (Swanton)
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