Three other local Indian groups joined the treaty by 1780. But almost immediately after the treaty was signed, some among the Chickahominys and Rappahannocks resisted Cockacoeske's demands for tribute and obedience, asserting they had not paid such tribute for many years, and complaining that she had executed some Chickahominys.
By 1780, three more local Indian groups were included in the treaty. However, shortly after its signing, some among the Chickahominys and Rappahannocks resisted Cockacoeske's demands for tribute and obedience, claiming they had not paid such tribute for many years and expressing dissatisfaction with her actions against some of their members.