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The Community forum Benjamin Ebeiiy, child out of significantly more than, went hiis dad to Cumberland Co

The Community forum Benjamin Ebeiiy, child out of significantly more than, went hiis dad to Cumberland Co

Wished origins out of Barbara Kauffman, of Cumberland Co., Pa. Eberly, young buck out of a lot more than, is actually six. Benjamin born 1816 and you may died July twenty-two, 1849. Partnered Wanted origins out-of Catharine Bosler. Catharine Bosler out-of Cumberland Co., Pa. John Jacob, showed up into vessel eight. Swoope, Neptune, from Rotterdam. (John Jacob Schwab.) township, York Co., Pa. Got young man Peter shopping for the latest metal heaters away from York Co. Desired spouse and nearest and dearest, and every other information relating to John Jacob Swoope. Lodowick, a beneficial Hughenot, are 8. Huyett, born Jan. eight, 1739. Built a home within the Washington Co., Md., and you may passed away indeed there April Wanted his mothers and people in17, 1828. formation in advance of repaying during the Arizona condition. try the latest nine. Schneider, Maria Margaretta, Created Feb. 1, spouse away from Lodowick Huyett. 1752: d. Feb. 21, 1833. Wished their particular moms and dads. It’s possible they certainly were out of Berks Co., Pa.

My precious sir: I inclose to you herewith a copy of resolutions then followed at the a meeting of your own Historic Community away from Bradford Co.. that explains

The brand new Indian area, or in other words the principal city of the fresh new Carantouan Indians, it’s conceded, are on what is known as “Foreign language Hill” which is situated in that it condition, only Southern of one’s County

annias Indians, (Andastes.) and you may got five-hundred of the warriors to consult with the latest Iroquois stronghold, (three days travelling,) to greatly help brand new Hurons, have been which have Champlain from the northwest to invest brand new said good keep. For this recommendations see But” ” Brule terfield’s along with his Discoveries (1898). As well as in same works conversation, on Capt. John Smith whether or not the guy actually hit the newest borders out-of Pennsylvania. There are numerous individuals who participate, that from inside the 1714 about three Dutchman have been seized by such same Carouantannias Indians, and you can taken to it part of what is internationalwomen.net vilkaise tГ¤tГ¤ hyperlinkkiГ¤ actually now Pennsylvania.however the things and the we)Iace for the reason that significant inside narrative are shrouded doubt, in order to sustain that we)osition, reEven whether it quires big assimiption. were correct it would be off no historic well worth because they (the fresh Dutchmen) was prisoners off combat. and weren’t right here knowing otherwise ex-

however, were right here if at all, by the compulBut you to definitely Brule, are right here to have a function, and you may went to this new throat of the Sus(luehanna lake there is however, really litl)lore,

The fresh new “hill” is all about 230 foot a lot more than an ordinary which encompasses they, that’s regarding the 280 base over the lake top

imagine and believe, that important historical knowledge, was value the eye of the people on the State, and things historical in the interested those individuals need to make an effort to take notice of the Three Hundredth Anniversary, of your own advent of new white man during the constraints off this excellent Commonwealth. It Hill, otherwise mound, known as “Language Mountain” is so odd a creation, and there is so much records and you will legends connectedwith they, it may be worth particular attention. Much has been written about it, and several

features believed so you can believe it actually was made by man; this notion provides yet not not ever been considered, since it surely are of pure formation. The fact right here Brule, the initial white guy, (as much as without a doubt understood) was available in 1615, and the after the winter, (1615-1616) explored the brand new Susquehanna river into Bay. is off sufficient pros, we regarding the Commonwealth, should make note from it of the some sort of meeting, and you may observance into the three hundred wedding, in 1915.

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PREAMBLE And you may RESOLUTIONS Whereas, Inside 1615 Stephen Brule, one of Champlain’s interpreters, is recognized to has actually visited the new Carantouannias Indians, just who at the time filled the area in north Bradford condition, called “Language Slope.” and you can location, and looked the fresh new Susquehanna lake “to your sea” and you can.