Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 48
e head of a bear, as life-like as stone can be, andappearing as if the head had just been thrust through the face ofstone: on .the north .side is the head of a wolf, similarly carved: Simon Kenton. 37 and on the east side is the head of a panther. The design is byJ. Q. A. Ward, the celebrated… … face and the west; the other the north face and the west. It wasfound that in this way the little old-fashioned grave stone seennear the north face, could be better brought into view. By meansof a magnifying glass, the greater part of the inscription can beread. It is given below. On the south face…
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