river to hunt ducks. The Raft River is about west of the current Massacre Rocks State Park, an area where several wagon trains were attacked later in the 1850s. Other men brought many of the horses up to the river ahead of the rest of the wagon train. The attackers' strategy was to have some of their number charge the main body of the wagon train at full gallop, creating the maximum amount of confusion. Meanwhile, Cho Cho Co and others would cut out the horses and drive them away. As they saw the warriors approaching, the men with the company's horses took shelter behind some rocks by the river. Hodgson Clark was shot and killed instantly as he climbed up on a wagon wheel to get a gun from the wagon. An older Shoshoni man came to unhitch some horses that were tied to the wagon. When Mrs. Clark yelled at him, he started shooting at her. Grace put her arms around her mother to protect her, but a bullet went through Grace's wrist and continued through her mother's heart. She died that evening. Grace was subsequently wounded below the armpit by a bullet that passed entirely through her body. The warriors tore off her clothes. She was stunned and pretended to be dead. Grace said they talked American and some of them were blue eyed. The warriors began to scalp her but stopped when they saw a cloud of dust coming. Thomas Clark had heard the shooting and rode back at full speed with his hunting hounds baying beside him. The warriors thought he was leading a large party, so they threw Grace down over the bluff and rolled stones down on her, leaving scars on her forehead that remained the rest of her life. Linwood Clark says her leg was "fractured". The main body of the wagon train was too paralyzed by the fury of the attack to come to the assistance of the Clark family. Charles Clark, Thomas' brother, organized a party to pursue Cho Cho Co's band and caught up to them where they had taken refuge in a natural fortress. The band could not be dislodged and the pursuit was abandoned. The pursuing emigrants reported several men among the group with long sandy-colored beards. Cho Cho Co's band killed one man, wounded another, and escaped with the horses. Linwood Clark reports that Mormons had