Indian Trails Centering At Black Hawks Village
Indian Trails Centering At Black Hawks Village
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Here, said they, is where the Frink & Walker Stage line ford- Here the great Sauk Trail left the level of the high prairie country and descended into the valley of Rock River but a few miles from Black Hawk's village. Messrs. J. N. Huntoon and Charles Evener on the farm of the latter.
11 ed the creek and Mr. Wm. Killing, who owned this place, also forded here until he built this bridge, and we think that in all probability the Indian trail crossed the creek here, and then turned south a half mi...le to the foot of the bluff, up which it then proceeded".
The best vouched-for part of the "Great Sauk Trail" in this vicinity, is at the top of the ridge, starting on the Charles Evener farm in the south edge of Section twenty-two. Our first positive tes- timony to this location was by John N. Huntoon, of Rock Island, Ills. , (Interview of June 30, 1916), who said, "Nathaniel Huntoon, my father, pointed out this hill top to me and said that in 1831, when he came here as advance agent for the Andover colony, to select a mill-site on Edwards river, he followed the Indian trail, and slept in the trail, at this point one night, with only a dog as a companion to keep the wolves off".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, said they, is where the Frink & Walker Stage line ford- Here the great Sauk Trail left the level of the high prairie country and descended into the valley of Rock River but a few miles from Black Hawk's village. Messrs. J. N. Huntoon and Charles Evener on the farm of the latter.
11 ed the creek and Mr. Wm. Killing, who owned this place, also forded here until he built this bridge, and we think that in all probability the Indian trail crossed the creek here, and then turned south a half mi...le to the foot of the bluff, up which it then proceeded".
The best vouched-for part of the "Great Sauk Trail" in this vicinity, is at the top of the ridge, starting on the Charles Evener farm in the south edge of Section twenty-two. Our first positive tes- timony to this location was by John N. Huntoon, of Rock Island, Ills. , (Interview of June 30, 1916), who said, "Nathaniel Huntoon, my father, pointed out this hill top to me and said that in 1831, when he came here as advance agent for the Andover colony, to select a mill-site on Edwards river, he followed the Indian trail, and slept in the trail, at this point one night, with only a dog as a companion to keep the wolves off".
What to read after Indian Trails Centering At Black Hawks Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Hauberg to read onlineMoreLess
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