 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1905 - 546 halaman
...had marched from South Ray towards Fort Lyman. There was only 250 of the New Hampshire troops there, with five New York companies. A wagoner named Adams volunteered to ride to Ft. Lyman with the news, and to carry General Johnson's orders to Col. Blanchard to retire within the... | |
 | Henry Harrison Metcalf, John Norris McClintock - 1904 - 502 halaman
...had marched from South Bay towards Fort Lyman. There was only 250 of the New Hampshire troops there, with five New York companies. A wagoner named Adams...General Johnson's orders to Colonel Blanchard to retire within the fort. An hour after, two Indians and two soldiers set out on the same errand; by midnight... | |
 | Henry Harrison Metcalf, John Norris McClintock - 1904 - 358 halaman
...had marched from South Bay towards Fort Lyman. There was only 250 of the New Hampshire troops there, with five New York companies. A wagoner named Adams...General Johnson's orders to Colonel Blanchard to retire within the fort. An hour after, two Indians and two soldiers set out on the same errand; by midnight... | |
 | Henry Harrison Metcalf, John Norris McClintock - 1904 - 506 halaman
...had marched from South Bay towards Fort Lyman. There was only 250 of the New Hampshire troops there, with five New York companies. A wagoner named Adams...General Johnson's orders to Colonel Blanchard to retire within the fort. An hour after, two Indians and two soldiers set out on the same errand; by midnight... | |
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... was afterwards known by that name was then called "Fort Lyman" in honor of the general who had built it: "Sunday evening, September 7. 1755, some Indian scouts informed General Johnson that the enemy had marched from South Bay towards Fort Lyman.... 