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a .'W. I. ,:cDonalci,witness called by the Plaintiffs, having been -1u3.y sworn testifiedoz follows in answer to the interropittories propoutykd tohim byMr. Norman;n is your name?A .. here do yva reside?A. - In the Creek Nation.Q.- iiow old a man are ypu, 1r. lc Ḏonald?A.- I will be 72 the 2)th of Novefnber if the record is correct.Q.- ' -;-1 .ere were you born and raised?A L aule Hal e Jounty, Alabama?Q.- -.en did you move away from there?In 164), moved down in northern IL ssissi -opiQ.- How lOn 'Ed you stay in Mississippi.A„ Until 1673 the latter part of 1673 and moved to.Aild from ie -5u1s to the r2erri ry ; been thirteen years inthe Territory.C.- Did you make rin affidavit in the Bennett case?A.- Yes, sir.Did you know a party i Alabarda, in Lauderdale County, atthe time you lived there, by the nime of Aaron iskew?A.- Yes, sir.Q, he, or not, a pn,rty who held office in that county?A.- Yes, sir, my recollection is that he was either truc collectoror asseosor, for (mite a number of yours.Q.- Fa-mienĀbe/ whether or not he was a mini”ster?A.- He w -12 a Baptist preacher,Q.- iiissionary or Hari Si_eiel;A. - Hari.Q.- Did you know aliybody el .Pe in that County by the name of