from Hastie's Weatherford book: William Dixon Moniac, "also known as Jacob", was a Hollander who had entered the nation in 1756 with a band of Natchez Indians. He had a daughter, Hannah Moniac, by a very very young Sehoy III, b. ca 1759, who had lived with him following the death of her father, Tuckabatchee Chief Eagle Wing. Hannah married Josiah Francis "The Prophet". He had a daughter with __?__ named Elise Moniac, who married Alexander McGillivray, b. 1750 son of Sehoy II and Lachlan McGillivray. He married Mary "Polly" Colbert, "full-blooded Tuskegee", dau. of Chief William Colbert of the Chickasaw Nation. Their daughter Mary "Polly" Moniac was the first wife of William "Chief Red Eagle" Weatherford. Their son, Creek Chief Sam Moniac, married Elizabeth Weatherford, sister of his closest friend, Red Eagle. William and Polly Moniac's other two children were John and Nahoga. John was father of Red Eagle's second wife, Sofath Kaney Moniac. Nahoga married John "Jack" Ward. No Alexandria Sizemore shown in this book's Index. There is an Alexander. Hopefully Evelyn can help you with her. gmw