The Olden Time: A Monthly Publication Devoted to the Preservation of Documents and Other Authentic Information in Relation to the Early Explorations and the Settlement and Improvement of the Country Around the Head of the OhioNeville B. Craig Robert Clarke & Company, 1876 - Local history |
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Allegheny army arrived ARTHUR ST Beaver belt bottom boundary Bouquet Braddock Brethren brother called Captain charter chief claim Colonel colonies command Commissioners Connolly council creek Croghan degree Delaware desire Duquesne encamped enemy English Erie Esquire fire Five Nations Fort Duquesne Fort Pitt French friendship give Governor grant hear honor horses hundred Indians informed inhabitants John Penn jurisdiction killed King Lake land latitude letter Logstown Lord Baltimore Lord Dunmore Lordship Majesty's Maryland miles Monongahela mouth officers Ohio Ohio river Olden party passed peace Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pitt Pittsburgh present prisoners province province of Pennsylvania received river road savages sent settled settlements Shawanese side Sir William Johnson Six Nations soon Stobo string territory tion told town traders treaty tribes troops Venango Virginia wampum warriors Washington western Westmoreland county Williamsburg wounded