Boone's Wilderness Road 6
Boone's Wilderness Road 6
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Officers lost: Colonels — John Todd and Stephen Trigg; Majors — Edward Bulger and Silas Harlan; Captains — W. McBride, John Gordon, Jos. Kincaid, and Clough Overton; Lieutenants — W. Givens, and John Kennedy; Ensign — John McMurtry.
In this action brother James fell. On Saturday 24th inst.. Colonel Logan, with four hundred and seventy men, went on the battle-ground and buried the slain; found on the field, slain, forty-three men, missing, twenty-two, in all sixty-five.
I traveled but little abo...ut the country.
From English's to Harrodsburg was the farthest west, and from Logan's Port to the Blue Lick the farthest north. Thus far the land was generally good — except near and about the Lick it was very poor and badly timbered — generally badly watered, but pretty well timbered. At Richmond 180 BOONE'S WILDERNESS ROAD Ford, on the Kentucky River, the bank a little below the ford appears to be largely upward of a hundred feet perpendicular of rock.
On my return to Hanover I set oflE from John Craigs' Monday, 23d September, 1782 ; left English's Tuesday, i o'clock, arrived at the Block-house the Monday evening following, and kept on the same route downward chiefly that I traveled out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Officers lost: Colonels — John Todd and Stephen Trigg; Majors — Edward Bulger and Silas Harlan; Captains — W. McBride, John Gordon, Jos. Kincaid, and Clough Overton; Lieutenants — W. Givens, and John Kennedy; Ensign — John McMurtry.
In this action brother James fell. On Saturday 24th inst.. Colonel Logan, with four hundred and seventy men, went on the battle-ground and buried the slain; found on the field, slain, forty-three men, missing, twenty-two, in all sixty-five.
I traveled but little abo...ut the country.
From English's to Harrodsburg was the farthest west, and from Logan's Port to the Blue Lick the farthest north. Thus far the land was generally good — except near and about the Lick it was very poor and badly timbered — generally badly watered, but pretty well timbered. At Richmond 180 BOONE'S WILDERNESS ROAD Ford, on the Kentucky River, the bank a little below the ford appears to be largely upward of a hundred feet perpendicular of rock.
On my return to Hanover I set oflE from John Craigs' Monday, 23d September, 1782 ; left English's Tuesday, i o'clock, arrived at the Block-house the Monday evening following, and kept on the same route downward chiefly that I traveled out.
What to read after Boone's Wilderness Road 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archer Butler Hulbert to read onlineMoreLess
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