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An Englishman died in a cave
Source: Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors #121
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"Near one of the [Natchez] towns in the [Tallidega] Valley not very far from Soto's fortification there is a cavern said to be near a quarter of a mile long and much dissected. Such Indians as have been in it say that it is peopled by fairies. They have never seen any because they have tho power of making themselves imperceptible, but they have seen their tracks and know that they live on the innumerable bats and swallows that stay in there. It was entered by some men many years since, that is a half century ago. They found the bones of a human being in the first room and right by him carved in a rock, "I. W. Wright, 1723" (Stiggins in Swanton)
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