Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 447
k and scalping knife in the bark of a Beech tree grow-ing on the spot. The stump of this tree still existed in my younger days, andwas often pointed out to me by my Uncle, Mr. John Johnson, whonever did so without expressing regret that the tree had been cut,and waxing indignant at the wanton… … The Indian Village of Cush-og-wenk. 435 military formation was broken during the halt at the spring thanwhile on the march; and the incident of the symbols cut on thetree is very strong confirmation of this version. Fourth. Col. Bouquets Expedition in 1764, established itscamp on the highlands…
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