History of Cambria County, Pennsylvania, Volume 1Lewis Publishing Company, 1907 - Cambria County (Pa.) |
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... sides thereof , to extend Eastward as far as the heads of the Branches or Springs which run into the said Susquehannah , and all the lands lying on the West side of the said River to the setting of the Sun , and to extend from the mouth ...
... sides thereof , to extend Eastward as far as the heads of the Branches or Springs which run into the said Susquehannah , and all the lands lying on the West side of the said River to the setting of the Sun , and to extend from the mouth ...
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... sides of the Susquehanna is exactly true as you tell it , only I have heard further that when he was so good to tell your people , that notwithstanding that purchase the lands should still be in common between his people and them , you ...
... sides of the Susquehanna is exactly true as you tell it , only I have heard further that when he was so good to tell your people , that notwithstanding that purchase the lands should still be in common between his people and them , you ...
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... side of the Kittoch- tinny hills ; thence by the south side of said hills to the place of beginning . " When the Indians returned to their homes and meditated upon the fact that they had sold all their lands west of the Al- legheny ...
... side of the Kittoch- tinny hills ; thence by the south side of said hills to the place of beginning . " When the Indians returned to their homes and meditated upon the fact that they had sold all their lands west of the Al- legheny ...
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... side thereof to the said west branch of the Susquehanna ; then crossing the said river and running up the same on the south side thereof , to the fork of the same river which lies nearest to a place on the river Ohio , called the ...
... side thereof to the said west branch of the Susquehanna ; then crossing the said river and running up the same on the south side thereof , to the fork of the same river which lies nearest to a place on the river Ohio , called the ...
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... side of the Hudson , and served in all the skirmishes in front of Bos- ton ; but before the British evacuated that city Colonel Thomp- son's battalion was ordered to New York to aid in repelling the landing of the enemy . Colonel ...
... side of the Hudson , and served in all the skirmishes in front of Bos- ton ; but before the British evacuated that city Colonel Thomp- son's battalion was ordered to New York to aid in repelling the landing of the enemy . Colonel ...
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Page 8 - And all the lands lying on the West side of the said River to the setting of the Sun, and to extend from the mouth of the said River Northward, up the same to the Hills or mountains...
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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