. The Pennsylvania-German Society : [Publications]. pair. Therefore your Petitioners humbly prays your Honourto take the Premises in Consideration and Issue such ordersas will Prevent the Removal of the said Fort & order aSuffit Number of men in it, and to grant your Petitionerssuch other relief as to you in your wisdom shall seemmete. . This petition seems to have had some effect for the timebeing, as the fort was again occupied, temporarily, by asquad, probably a part of Captain Weatherholds com-mand. In November, 1757, it furnished its quota forColonel Weisers guard at Easton, during the co
. The Pennsylvania-German Society : [Publications]. pair. Therefore your Petitioners humbly prays your Honourto take the Premises in Consideration and Issue such ordersas will Prevent the Removal of the said Fort & order aSuffit Number of men in it, and to grant your Petitionerssuch other relief as to you in your wisdom shall seemmete. . This petition seems to have had some effect for the timebeing, as the fort was again occupied, temporarily, by asquad, probably a part of Captain Weatherholds com-mand. In November, 1757, it furnished its quota forColonel Weisers guard at Easton, during the conferencewith the Indians. After that we hear nothing more con-cerning it. About two miles southwest of Snydersville stood SteinsMill, now Stouts Mill, which was used as a place of ref-uge. In this vicinity the Indians had captured a Mr. Fiesand his son. The bones of Fies were discovered a longtime after, about one-half mile from his house, being rec-ognized as his by sundry buttons and a frying pan lyingnear by. The son was never heard I CHAPTER Old Northampton
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