Governor William Blount was told by John Watts that Tahlonteeskee was his uncle "of a kind,"[citation needed] perhaps denoting a relationship by marriage.
This older man was a member of the Cherokee peace delegation to Philadelphia in 1791, accompanying Doublehead and Bloody Fellow.
Later, Tahlonteeskee joined his nephew, John Watts, and Young Dragging Canoe, in a secret trip to Pensacola, Florida, the purpose of which was to buy arms and supplies from a British agent.
Governor Blount was informed of this trip by spy reports later printed in the "American State Papers."
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