Travels in the Years 1791 And 1792 in Pennsylvania, New York And Vermont; Journals of John Lincklaen, Agent of the Holland Land Company
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We descended the Mohowk, forded the great Canada Creek, the current very rapid, saw Fort Herkemer, Fort Plain, & arrived in the evening at Roseboom's Ferry/ We left for Johnstown 4 miles from the Mohowk. This town had for its founder Sir William Johnston who so particu- 30.
larly distinguished himself in the revolution by his attachment to the Court.
The surrounding lands are mediocre, but 4 miles from the town, towards the North East, they become barren as far as Romain Mills,^ II miles off. w...e arrived that night Schuyler P. O. He was bom at the German Flats. He was the first judge of Herkimer County. He was probably identical with Henrf Staringf delegate from Montgomery County to the State Conventioa of 1788. — Benton, pp. 184-193.
He was famous during the Revolution for his intrepidity and strong mind and character. He fought at Oriskany, and was later Colonel of Tryon County Militia. — Tracy Notices, Oneida County, See also Seymour, p.67.
1 Roseboom's Ferry across the Mohawk, about one mile East of the present Palatine Bridge Station, identical with the one often spoken of as Van Alst3me's Ferry, connected the road from Stone Arabia with the one leading to the mills on Canajoharie Creek, thence on to Cherry Valley.— 5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We descended the Mohowk, forded the great Canada Creek, the current very rapid, saw Fort Herkemer, Fort Plain, & arrived in the evening at Roseboom's Ferry/ We left for Johnstown 4 miles from the Mohowk. This town had for its founder Sir William Johnston who so particu- 30.
larly distinguished himself in the revolution by his attachment to the Court.
The surrounding lands are mediocre, but 4 miles from the town, towards the North East, they become barren as far as Romain Mills,^ II miles off. w...e arrived that night Schuyler P. O. He was bom at the German Flats. He was the first judge of Herkimer County. He was probably identical with Henrf Staringf delegate from Montgomery County to the State Conventioa of 1788. — Benton, pp. 184-193.
He was famous during the Revolution for his intrepidity and strong mind and character. He fought at Oriskany, and was later Colonel of Tryon County Militia. — Tracy Notices, Oneida County, See also Seymour, p.67.
1 Roseboom's Ferry across the Mohawk, about one mile East of the present Palatine Bridge Station, identical with the one often spoken of as Van Alst3me's Ferry, connected the road from Stone Arabia with the one leading to the mills on Canajoharie Creek, thence on to Cherry Valley.— 5.
What to read after Travels in the Years 1791 And 1792 in Pennsylvania, New York And Vermont; Journals of John Lincklaen, Agent of the Holland Land Company?
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