Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 379
, where he had made a piirchasc.They then pursued their journey in company and on arriving atthe foot of the rapids below Niagara Falls, landed their goods,and drew their boats around the Falls by land. The party at length arrived opposite the mouth of Ashta-bula creek, where they were driven on… … DAVID HUDSON. Hudson Centennial Celebration. 367 then occupied by a population of one family, Lorenzo Carter,from Rutland, vt. Carter had a fine crop of wheat on the pres-ent site of the city; and the crop was worth more than the landon which it grew. Hudsons party proceeded up the Cuyahoga, until…
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