History of Cambria County, Pennsylvania, Volume 1Lewis Publishing Company, 1907 - Cambria County (Pa.) |
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... died within a few days . This was the beginning of the Indian wars in western Penn- sylvania . The Indians told Conrad Weiser that they did not understand the points of the compass , and if the line was so run as to include the West ...
... died within a few days . This was the beginning of the Indian wars in western Penn- sylvania . The Indians told Conrad Weiser that they did not understand the points of the compass , and if the line was so run as to include the West ...
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... died four days later . This regiment had been considered of sufficient strength to over- come the French , but it remained for General Forbes in 1758 to capture Fort Duquesne and name it Fort Pitt . Notwithstanding the treaty and the ...
... died four days later . This regiment had been considered of sufficient strength to over- come the French , but it remained for General Forbes in 1758 to capture Fort Duquesne and name it Fort Pitt . Notwithstanding the treaty and the ...
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... died Feb. 12 , 1776 ; Benjamin Baird , from third lieu- tenant . Third Lieutenant , Benjamin Baird , Oct. , 1775 , pro- moted second lieutenant . Sergeants : James Holliday ; Daniel Stoy , dis . at Long Island , July 1 , 1776 ; resided ...
... died Feb. 12 , 1776 ; Benjamin Baird , from third lieu- tenant . Third Lieutenant , Benjamin Baird , Oct. , 1775 , pro- moted second lieutenant . Sergeants : James Holliday ; Daniel Stoy , dis . at Long Island , July 1 , 1776 ; resided ...
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... died on the way from exposure and lack of medical supplies . The company participated in the bat- tles of Germantown and Brandywine , and was then ordered to march to Pittsburg , where it became a part of General Mc- Intosh's command ...
... died on the way from exposure and lack of medical supplies . The company participated in the bat- tles of Germantown and Brandywine , and was then ordered to march to Pittsburg , where it became a part of General Mc- Intosh's command ...
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... died about 1854 . 11. Croyle was created September 9 , 1858 , from Summer- hill township . It was named for Thomas Croyle . 12. Dean was organized July 10 , 1877 , it having been taken from Clearfield township . It was named for the ...
... died about 1854 . 11. Croyle was created September 9 , 1858 , from Summer- hill township . It was named for Thomas Croyle . 12. Dean was organized July 10 , 1877 , it having been taken from Clearfield township . It was named for the ...
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Page 363 - ... families sitting out in their rude gardens; cows gazing upward with a stupid indifference; men in their shirt-sleeves looking on at their unfinished houses, planning out tomorrow's work; and we riding onward, high above them, like a whirl-wind.
Page 363 - Occasionally the rails are laid upon the extreme verge of a giddy precipice; and looking from the carriage window the traveller gazes sheer down, without a stone or scrap of fence between, into the mountain depths below.
Page 363 - It was very pretty travelling thus, at a rapid pace along the heights of the mountain in a keen wind , to look down into a valley full of light and softness : catching glimpses , through the treetops, of scattered cabins; children running to the doors; dogs bursting...
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