William McIntosh was a man of both white and Creek society. His ability to speak both English and Creek fluently helped to make him a capable diplomatic figure in the early 1800s.
<span>William McIntosh is the correct answer. He was the son of William H. McIntosh, the captain of Mallow Plantation and his mother was Susannah McIntosh. He was born
in Lower Creek town of Coweta, Alabama and died April 30, 1825. He was shot and stabbed to death.</span>
