Memorial of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Organization of the First Churc
Memorial of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Organization of the First Churc
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Naturally the son imbibed some dislike to the Indians and doubtless the only good Indian to him was a dead Indian. At any rate he was an Indian fighter and a captain in the old French and Indian war. He marched armed with gun and sword, adopting largely the Indian methods of fighting. Among the inci- dents of his soldier life he used to relate that at one time, exhausted by the heat, and protracted fighting he quenched 49 his thirst by drinking from a pool ol water reddened by the blood of the ...combatants. In 1777, when the descent of Burgoyne's army upon New York was imminent, he raised a company here, joined Stark's forces and took part in the battle of Bennington. At this time he was fifty-eight years of age, and his wife claiming that he had done his part as a soldier endeavored to persuade him not to again enter the service, but on a July afternoon the little company was formed in front of the captain's house, the captain stepping ii front said "Come on boys" and all hands started down the road on the double quick, bivouacked that night in a barn in Rochester and marched thence to Exeter where they joined Gen.
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Naturally the son imbibed some dislike to the Indians and doubtless the only good Indian to him was a dead Indian. At any rate he was an Indian fighter and a captain in the old French and Indian war. He marched armed with gun and sword, adopting largely the Indian methods of fighting. Among the inci- dents of his soldier life he used to relate that at one time, exhausted by the heat, and protracted fighting he quenched 49 his thirst by drinking from a pool ol water reddened by the blood of the ...combatants. In 1777, when the descent of Burgoyne's army upon New York was imminent, he raised a company here, joined Stark's forces and took part in the battle of Bennington. At this time he was fifty-eight years of age, and his wife claiming that he had done his part as a soldier endeavored to persuade him not to again enter the service, but on a July afternoon the little company was formed in front of the captain's house, the captain stepping ii front said "Come on boys" and all hands started down the road on the double quick, bivouacked that night in a barn in Rochester and marched thence to Exeter where they joined Gen.
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