History of the Pioneer Settlement of Phelps and Gorham's Purchase, and Morris' Reserve: Embracing the Counties of Monroe, Ontario, Livingston, Yates, Steuben, Most of Wayne and Allegany, and Parts of Orleans, Genesee, and Wyoming. To which is Added, a Supplement Or Extension of the Pioneer History of Monroe County ...William Alling, 1851 - 624 halaman |
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... removed a large body of sand and gravel upon the lake shore , found where it had been deeply embedded , an anchor . In later years , near the same spot , there has been found several hundred pounds of iron , such as would seem to have ...
... removed a large body of sand and gravel upon the lake shore , found where it had been deeply embedded , an anchor . In later years , near the same spot , there has been found several hundred pounds of iron , such as would seem to have ...
Halaman 30
... removed from what had been the seat of war , and almost continually waging war with those of their own race , had participated but little in the wars with the French . Provoca- tions now began on their part , in the way of endeavoring ...
... removed from what had been the seat of war , and almost continually waging war with those of their own race , had participated but little in the wars with the French . Provoca- tions now began on their part , in the way of endeavoring ...
Halaman 44
... removal of the naval and military officers , who had proved so inefficient in America , Mr. Pitt recalled Lord Amherst from the army in Germany , and made him commander in chief of the expedition , and made the 44 PHELPS AND GORHAM'S ...
... removal of the naval and military officers , who had proved so inefficient in America , Mr. Pitt recalled Lord Amherst from the army in Germany , and made him commander in chief of the expedition , and made the 44 PHELPS AND GORHAM'S ...
Halaman 68
... removed from the period in which it was consummated . France surrendered her splendid possessions in America , sullenly and grudgingly , yielded to destiny and a succession of untoward events , hoping for some event - some " tide in the ...
... removed from the period in which it was consummated . France surrendered her splendid possessions in America , sullenly and grudgingly , yielded to destiny and a succession of untoward events , hoping for some event - some " tide in the ...
Halaman 74
... removal to Canada . Up to this time , he had relied upon hopes that the revolutionary movements were but temporary outbreaks , which would be suppressed by the strong arm of his government , or conciliated by a redress of some of the ...
... removal to Canada . Up to this time , he had relied upon hopes that the revolutionary movements were but temporary outbreaks , which would be suppressed by the strong arm of his government , or conciliated by a redress of some of the ...
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acres agent Albany Allan mill Allegany army arrived Bloomfield Braddock's Bay Brant British brother Buffalo Canada canal Canandaigua Capt Chapin Church colonies commenced creek Daniel Dansville daughters became died early Pioneer emigrated England English enterprise erected Erie farm father forest Fort Niagara French friends Genesee country Genesee river Geneva Gorham Governor Holland Purchase Indians Irondequoit Iroquois James John Joseph Judge Lake Ontario land Lessees located log house merchant miles mill Mohawk Monroe county Morris Nathan Nathaniel Niagara Niagara county Niagara River Nonville occupied Oliver Phelps Onondaga Ontario county Palmyra peace period Phelps Pittsford principal purchase region reminiscences resident Revolution road Rochester Samuel Seneca Lake settled settlement settlers shore Six Nations Smith Sodus soon surviving sons tavern Thomas tion town township tract trade treaty village Wadsworth Western New York wife wilderness William Williamson winter woods
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Halaman 324 - Can it be expected, I ask, so long as these things are known in the United States, or at least firmly believed, and suffered with impunity by Great Britain, that there ever will or can be any cordiality between the two countries ? I answer, No. And I will undertake, without the gift of prophecy, to predict, that it will be impossible to keep this country in a state of amity with Great Britain long, if the posts are not surrendered.
Halaman 484 - I find no appearance of a line remains ; and from the manner in which the people of the United States rush on, and act, and talk on this side ; and from what I learn of their conduct toward the sea, I shall not be surprised if we are at war with them in the course of the present year ; and if so, a line must then be drawn by the warriors.
Halaman 95 - Hear, Yonnondio, our women had taken their clubs, our children and old men had carried their bows and arrows into the heart of your camp, if our warriors had not disarmed them, and kept them back, when your messenger, Ohguesse, came to our castles.
Halaman 463 - On the fifth of February, 1663, about half past five o'clock in the evening, a great rushing noise was heard throughout the whole extent of Canada. This noise caused the people to run out of their houses into the streets, as if their habitations had been on fire ; but instead of flames or smoke, they were surprised to see the walls reeling backwards and forwards, and the stones moving, as if they were detached from each other. The bells sounded by the repeated shocks. The roofs of the buildings...
Halaman 473 - The Commander-in-Chief has now the pleasure of congratulating the army on the complete and full success of Maj. Gen. Sullivan, and the troops under his command, against the Seneca and other tribes of the Six Nations, as a just and necessary punishment for their wanton depredations, their unparalleled and innumerable cruelties, their deafness to all remonstrances and entreaty, and their perseverance in the most horrid acts of barbarity. Forty of their towns have been reduced to ashes, some of them...
Halaman 464 - Some of them became yellow, others red, and the great river of St. Lawrence appeared entirely white, as far down as Tadoussac. This extraordinary phenomenon must astonish those who know the size of the river, and the immense body of water in various parts, which must have required such an abundance of matter to whiten it. They write from Montreal, that, during the earthquake, they plainly saw the stakes of the picketing or palisades jump up as if they had been dancing...
Halaman 323 - ... of complaint, except pretended ones of their creating ; whilst they keep in a state of irritation the tribes who are hostile to us, and are instigating those who know little of us or we of them, to unite in the war against us ; and whilst it is an undeniable fact that they are furnishing the whole with arms, ammunition, clothing, and even provisions, to carry on the war...
Halaman 484 - I flattered myself with the hope that the line proposed in the year eighty-three, to separate us from the United States, which was immediately broken by themselves as soon as the peace was signed, would have been mended, or a new one drawn, in an amicable manner. Here, also, I have been disappointed.
Halaman 267 - LAND of the forest and the rock, Of dark blue lake and mighty river, Of mountains reared aloft to mock The storm's career, the lightning's shock, My own green land forever...
Halaman 463 - Indians, in their figurative manner of speaking, declared that all the forests were drunk. The war also seemed to be carried on between the mountains, some of which were torn from their beds and thrown upon others, leaving immense chasms in the places from whence they had issued, and the very trees with which they were covered sunk down, leaving only their tops above the surface of the earth ; others were completely overturned, their branches buried in the earth, and the roots only remained above...