Icafui

The Icafui lived on the mainland of southeastern Georgia, between the Satilla and Altamaha rivers. Closely associated with the Cascangue, they spoke the Itafi dialect of Timucua, also used by the Ibi farther inland. Their neighbours included the Mocama communities of the coastal islands. In the early seventeenth century the Icafui had dealings with the Spanish mission of San Pedro de Mocama on Cumberland Island, though no separate mission was established among them.