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Chicora, Francisco de - South Carolina Encyclopedia

Francisco de Chicora accompanied the Ayllón expedition as a translator and guide when it sailed in July 1526. However, soon after Ayllón’s ships arrived in the area of Winyah Bay, Francisco fled inland with the expedition’s other captive Indians.

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