Perch Lake Mounds With Notes On Other New York Mounds And Some Accounts of Ind
Perch Lake Mounds With Notes On Other New York Mounds And Some Accounts of Ind
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No general scheme of these is possible, but it may be assumed that all early towns were connected and most lakes and valleys were accessible by them. Even distant points were reached by the most practicable routes. There were war paths, hunting paths and paths of peace. Very few of these are on record and it will suffice to mention those briefly.
TRAILS 45 In Albany county the Indian Ladder road is well known, a recent trail from Albany to the Schoharie valley, crossing" the Helderbergs in Guil...der-land. Five trails were mentioned in Rensselaerville in 1711, and the Schenectady trail soon became important.
In Broome county the trail to Binghamton, over Oquaga mountain and another nearer Windsor, were worn deep. These were recent, there being no early settled occupation of the county.
In Cattaraugus county a trail ran through Carrollton, following- Cold Spring creek and passing into Napoli on lot 41. A trail from Allegheny river followed the same creek into New Albion. Thence it went to Niagara Falls and Canada.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No general scheme of these is possible, but it may be assumed that all early towns were connected and most lakes and valleys were accessible by them. Even distant points were reached by the most practicable routes. There were war paths, hunting paths and paths of peace. Very few of these are on record and it will suffice to mention those briefly.
TRAILS 45 In Albany county the Indian Ladder road is well known, a recent trail from Albany to the Schoharie valley, crossing" the Helderbergs in Guil...der-land. Five trails were mentioned in Rensselaerville in 1711, and the Schenectady trail soon became important.
In Broome county the trail to Binghamton, over Oquaga mountain and another nearer Windsor, were worn deep. These were recent, there being no early settled occupation of the county.
In Cattaraugus county a trail ran through Carrollton, following- Cold Spring creek and passing into Napoli on lot 41. A trail from Allegheny river followed the same creek into New Albion. Thence it went to Niagara Falls and Canada.
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