In 1803, not long after having declared himself'Chief of all Indians present' at a trial council, he was betrayed and turned over to the Spanish and died two years later at Castillo Morro in Havana, Cuba, having refused to eat.
Bowles died two years later at Castillo Morro in Havana, Cuba, having refused to eat. In 1803, not long after having declared himself'Chief of all Indians present' at a tribal council, he was betrayed and turned over to the Spanish.
In 1803, not long after having declared himself'Chief of all Indians present' at a tribal council, he was betrayed and turned over to the Spanish. Bowles died two years later at Castillo Morro in Havana, Cuba, having refused to eat.
In 1803, not long after having declared himself'Chief of all Indians present' at a tribal council, he was betrayed and turned over to the Spanish. Bowles died two years later at Castillo Morro in Havana, Cuba, having refused to eat.