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- [S1720] Public Member Trees, N/A, N/A 20190423HAv- King, Wm fam massacred (42) facts.
Record for Phillip Moore (42) facts
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This memorial
marks the site of a massacre
of white settlers by the
indians, June 10th 1778.
Erected by the Lycoming Chapter,
Daughters of the
American Revolution,
June 10th, 1901.
At that time, a natural thicket of wild plum trees grew there, which yielded fruit of remarkable size and flavor for nearly a century after the tragedy. The road was merely a widening out of the old Indian trail, and was out through this thicket. The boughs, with the leaves dried on them, were thrown into the bushes, forming a safe place for the concealment of the savages.
When Colonel Hepburn's searching party was about to leave the spot without finding all the victims, the boy who had escaped the previous day insisted that Mrs. King must be somewhere in the thicket, as he had heard her scream and say she would not go along with the savages when they tried to drag her away, and that he saw her fighting desperately. The party then made another detour through the bushes and found her about nine o'clock in the morning near the little stream, where she had dragged herself during the night and rested with her hand under her head, with her brains oozing over her fingers.
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King, Wm 1785 Recovering his daughters
20190423HAv- pasted from page describing the massacre, 'crop Mary'-
This memorial
marks the site of a massacre
of white settlers by the
indians, June 10th 1778.
Erected by the Lycoming Chapter,
Daughters of the
American Revolution,
June 10th, 1901.
At that time, a natural thicket of wild plum trees grew there, which yielded fruit of remarkable… |
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King, Wm 1785 Recovering his daughters cropped for Mary
This terrible massacre occurred at the point where West Fourth Street, Williamsport, crosses the little stream which flows down Cemetery ST. ... When Colonel Hepburn's searching party was about to leave the spot without finding all the victims, the boy who had escaped the previous day insisted that Mrs. King must be somewhere in the thicket, as… |
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Plum Tree Massacre in front of Wmsport church DAR
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Monument To The Victims Of The Plum Tree Massacre 25 SEPT. 2008 , WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Mitsy Mooreadded this on 13 Oct 2009 Larry Kingoriginally submitted this to King Family Tree on 25 Apr 2009
THIS PLAQUE/MONUMENT IS LOCATED ON THE CHURCH LAWN, WHICH IS LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF CEMETERY ROAD AND… |
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Plum Tree Massacre in front of Wmsport church DAR plaque
20190423HAv- pasted from front Details:
Plum Tree Massacre Plaque, WILLIAMSPORT
Mitsy Mooreadded this on 13 Oct 2009
Larry Kingoriginally submitted this to King Family Tree on 25 Apr 2009
This memorial marks the site of a massacre of white settlers by the indians, June 10th 1778. Erected by the Lycoming Chapter, Daughters of the American… |
- [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online., Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer.
Record for William C. Sine
- [S2980] Sine Cemetery, (Name: USGW Archives.net;).
Wm Calvin Sine (1) fact
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http://files.usgwarchives.net/wv/tyler/cemetery/Sine.txt
Sine Cemetery
Tyler Co. WV
Scott, George W. 1873 1876 s/o W.S. & R.R.
Scott, Lizzie J. 5-7-1868 10-29-1876
Scott, Maude O. 6-20-1886 7-23-1887
Scott, William M. 12-22-1864 8-31-1876
Sine, Elizabeth 3-17-1803 3-8-1886
Sine, Elizabeth M. 5-29-1844 6-2-1902
Sine, G.W. 7-4-1846 4-2-1918
Sine, William 3-15-1807 4-27-1890
Stewart, Emma Lee 8-8-1890 2-19-1893
Stewart, Eunice A. 10-6-1867 2-6-1899
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Barlow/Daff Ancestry
casey barlow
Rebecca Ruth Sine 1843-1922
BIRTH 17 APRIL 1843 • Monongalia County, West Virginia
DEATH 15 OCTOBER 1922 • Pleasants County, West Virginia
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1803 - 1886 (82 years)
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