Early Governors' Papers

the Indians Father lives a bout two miles from me requested me to right you on the Ocation and wishes to know what the great people will do on such Occations, I attended the burial of the Indian, I never seen more grief a mong any people in my life

Ginoe is a man of from thirty five to forty years of age a bout five feet Eight and a haf inches high black hear dark eyes stoop shouldered his teeth out before a slim spare man he has some kind of a Compaint in his neck or throat so as to Ocasion him to puke or drink when he eats, he seldom eats but it Occasions him to puke, had on when he went a way a long black linsey [hinten?] shurt old hat road a sm =al brown mare a bout 13 hands high well made Ginoe is a native of South carolina formerly lived near to Camdon, this is as near the description of Ginoe as I can give.

I wish you to right me on the Ocation and I will comunicate it to the Indians