If Half King's story is true (it seems unlikely) it would be understandable why he might dislike the French. Check out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanacharison
Thanks for the link Gorges, interesting. Though I agree with you, unlikely. Which does not mean that he may not have been made to think that they ate his Father.
To view and read about an interesting stained glass window depiction of the French and Indian War click on: A Stained Glass Window in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, or http://carolyncholland.wordpress.com/2011/07/03/a-stained-glass-window-in-brownsville-pennsylvania/
My historic romance novel has a chapter on French persons traveling the Nemacolin Indian trail to Redstone (Brownsville), Pennsylvania and traveling the Monongahela River to the Ohio River, ending up being the first settlers of Gallipolis in 1790. These French came here through the Scioto Associates.
Looks good. I saved it for later.
ReplyDeleteYes they are interesting & well worth watching Bob.
ReplyDeleteIf Half King's story is true (it seems unlikely) it would be understandable why he might dislike the French. Check out - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanacharison
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link Gorges, interesting. Though I agree with you, unlikely. Which does not mean that he may not have been made to think that they ate his Father.
ReplyDeleteTo view and read about an interesting stained glass window depiction of the French and Indian War click on: A Stained Glass Window in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, or
ReplyDeletehttp://carolyncholland.wordpress.com/2011/07/03/a-stained-glass-window-in-brownsville-pennsylvania/
My historic romance novel has a chapter on French persons traveling the Nemacolin Indian trail to Redstone (Brownsville), Pennsylvania and traveling the Monongahela River to the Ohio River, ending up being the first settlers of Gallipolis in 1790. These French came here through the Scioto Associates.