 Stored food was used up, growing crops destroyed or fed to horses, all types of movable property plundered or destroyed, buildings and fences burned, cattle and hogs killed or stolen for butchering, and slaves often dispersed or abducted.This continued until May 1813 and left the formerly inhabited parts in a state of desolation.In June 1812 George Mathews met with King Payne and other Seminole leaders.