Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 336
ith his own hands cut the logs, shaped saplings intorafters,1 split scantling for door and window frames. The win-dow glass was brought from Wheeling. Mrs. Mclntire soon joined her husband and brought withher the side-board and -chest of drawers still to be seen in theMclntire Childrens Home. This… … MONUMENT IN WHEELING MARKING SITE OF FT. HENRY. her marriage to John Mclntire. Standing in her door one daylooking over the ford at the head of big falls, she saw two In-dians, one a great tall fellow carrying bow and arrows, the othera squaw, a small woman, carrying a papoose and cooking…
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