The Glade Hollow was taken off from Clinch River Church, which is one of the two old churches mentioned above as broken up by the war. Franois Rondell's Post (1)

The Indians were so troublesome that we built a "new fort". What is the HBC in frontier? Duncans Fort was the home of Raleigh Duncan and stood between Dungannon and Grays Island on the Clinch River. Osmans Fort I believe to be a corruption in the spelling of Osborne, and being the home of perhaps one William Osborne, which is not quite clear, but certainly not to be confused with Stephen Osborne at Osbornes Ford, as the former stood near Grays Island on Clinch. ), Hartford Beach

(1844 - 1846 ? While the Moccasin Creek waters are a tributary of the Holston River, this stream was more in the Clinch River defensive area than of the Holston, and it was thought for several years after the first settlers that Moccasin Creek was a tributary of Clinch River. Thomas Jones 8.

(21), Mrs. Samuel Scott, another intimate of the fort, said that when the fort was attacked there were about thirty people in the fort, with perhaps ten of these being men, and that the Indians stayed around several days killing livestock. (40) John Douglas who lived with his father Edward Douglas on Clinch River, near Flour Fork in present day Scott Co., VA, may have been returning from a visit with these relatives when slain by the Indians. This writer does categorically deny that it has any relation with Christopher Gist as has been written, since Gist did not travel through the present bounds of Wise County. Used in September 1804, and again in August 1806. An American Fur Co. trading post operated by Joseph LaFramboise for several years.

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Arthur Campbell in a letter relating to Elk Garden and Glade Hollow Forts, states: "I give no orders regarding Elk Garden and Glade Hollow, only that I would write you so and so. The government turned the fort over to the Crow Creek Agency in 1871. A trading post operated by Frost, Todd and Co., located on the Missouri River near the Yankton Indian Agency. Travel / My Trips / Route Map.

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WebThis is a list of Hudson's Bay Company trading posts. In a letter written from Morristown, TN, September 9, 1925, by Mr. William A. Orr, who grew up in the neighborhood of the fort, to Dr. David F. Orr, he says: When the fort was built there was only a trail from it up and down the river, up Turkey Cove and on over Lovelady Gap and across Natural Tunnel in Scott County. Yankton Post (1) | (31)

Atlanta Denver; Atlanta Las Vegas Frontier Tip: Militia members can engage in combat with Colonists outside of the safe zone. The fort stood on the north side of Clinch, just outside the village of Fort Blackmore. James Brown's Post | His first wife was Cynthia Harman, and his second wife was Mary, the daughter of William Whitley. ), Spink County In 1859 the post was taken over by Charles Primeau and Malcolm Clark. The, Make sure your broadband connection is up and running, as well as your Hive Hubs green light. (1831 - 1851), near Burbank Post at Whetstone Indian Agency The exact site, northeast of town, is now underwater. Fort St James, in British Columbia also appears in Frontier.

James River Post (2) | (1865 - 1866), near Riverside Fort James, Ghana, was built in 1673 by Garrison Information Occupants of Britain (1673-1957).

That some sort of fortification existed at Coeburn is unquestioned, since from the earliest times the place was called Guesses Station, and retained that name until the coming of the railroads when the name was changed. William Mumps and his men were probably from Henry Co., VA, and likely induced by Martin to make settlement in Powell Valley. 21. John Grinnup 14. Camp Edwards ? Personal use only. Please send any corrections and/or additions to this list to: 5. Possibly the same site as LeBlanc's Post (above). The Concrete Stone Fort was recreated by New Frontier Modelers, due to the structure. 7. Fort Larouche | In the early 1600s, French colonists brought piece-on-piece log construction to Canada. This was a sister station to Jeremiah Harrisons Fort, and about five miles separated the two forts on the North Fork of Holston. All remaining visible traces were washed away in the 1952 flood. No description has been found for this fort and none of the military correspondence or pension claims make mention of it. Christian Bergeman 2. ? Being more exposed it was attacked by Indians more often than Moores and many people were killed and captured in and around this fort. William Whitley was murdered by the Indians on the head of Clinch river in the fall of 1789, and cruelly mutilated, even his heart and entrails torn from his body and cast upon the ground and bushes. I think, however, that it can be proven that Fort Lee, Crissmans Fort and Rye Cove Fort were one and the same, and that Martin and his troops were paid for repairing the old fort, not building a new one. 4. Fort Monroe Fort Wool Frontier Forts in Virginia.

Hide Tanning Shed - Open daily 12:00-12:30 for demonstrations by costumed period interpreters. In late 1840 a fourth post was built and operated during the winter as John La Barge's Post. Narcisse LeClerc's Trading Post (1) An amusing story is told of the Boone family while they were living in Moore's Fort by Mrs. Samuel Scott of Jessamine County, Kentucky, who was also at the time living in the fort. James River Post (3) | During the period of greatest travel over the Wilderness Road, John Anderson, as proprietor of the Blockhouse was host to literally hundreds of people who stopped over on their way to Kentucky and elsewhere. One day Mrs. Boone and her daughter, Mrs. Hannah Carr and some of the other ladies loaded their guns lightly, went out from the fort, shut the gates and shot their guns off in rapid succession like the Indians. Of all the frontier stations along the Clinch this one presents the greatest enigma. On December 6, 1774, Colonel Arthur Campbell wrote concerning Vance and Harrisons Stations in this manner, and this may be the clue to the dates one, if not both of these forts were built. Fort Christian, better known as Glade Hollow Fort lies between Dickensonville and Lebanon (Russell Co., Va.) on Cedar Creek. French Post (2) (15) This was in the spring of 1780 and she joined a party of emigrants to Kentucky in 1784.

Mary Draper Ingles sought refuge here during the 1756 attack on Fort Vause. Crow Creek Post Handy's Point Post | Occupation Fort Manuel (Lisa) (2) Dickson may have moved the post several times during its operation, moving with the nomadic Yankton Sioux each season. Fort St. James (1821-1952) - Originally established as Lake Stuart Post by Simon Fraser for the North West Company in 1806. Joseph Starnes, in his pension statement says that he served under Captain Aaron Lewis in a tour of 3 months at a place called "Fowlers Station."

This was the last stop-over for emigrants on the great Wilderness Road before their entry into Kentucky. There were several small springs that broke out of the bank of the river which were used, but the river was our main dependence for water.

16. The following is an overview of all cities and countries Frontier Airlines departs from: These are currently the most popular flights operated by Frontier Airlines, based on the number of scheduled flights for this month: Your session has expired due to inactivity. * Billed and renews at $239.88 annually. - 1843 ? He owned a thousand acres of land along the Holston River about four miles below the village of Holston. 12.

Rebuilt by the St. Louis Missouri Fur Co. (under Manuel Lisa) in the summer of 1812 as Louis Bijou's Post (1812 - 1813), it lasted only one season under Bijou. Now the fort is a National Historic Site of Canada[4][5] with some buildings dating to the 1880s. Yankton Agency | (39). Thomas Rogers 16. (c. 1000), Mitchell Some of these still stand today, such as the old Osborne house in lower Castlewood and the Dickenson house on Clinch River north of Castlewood. Henry Mannadue "Since I wrote you last, the inhabitants of this river have altered the plan for two forts only, on this river, below Elk Garden, and have erected three; one in Cassells Woods which I call Fort Preston; a second ten miles above which I call Fort Christian; the third, five miles below the first, which I call Fort Byrd, and there are four families at John Blackmores near the mouth of Stony Creek, that will never be able to stand it alone without a company of men. Fort Yankton (2) Also known as James Campbell's Fort. Location: Abandoned in 1825 but later rebuilt (before 1833, and possibly on a separate but adjacent site) by the American Fur Co. (Pratte, Chouteau and Co. - Pierre Chouteau and Co. after 1839) as Fort Lookout (3). 2. It had two rooms, a lower and upper floor. Robert Breeze Burned down after LeBlanc left for the summer.

1857, m. Catherine Lane, b. Always known as Blackmores Fort, the village today, almost two centuries later still bears the name except in the reverse order of Fort Blackmore. Site is now underwater (Fort Randall Lake). In speaking of the year 1776, he states: My father settled on Big Moccasin Creek with some 15 or 20 families from Houstons Fort.

The fort was built by the Davidson family who were direct emigrants from County Down, Ireland, first settling on Jacksons River in Augusta Co., VA, later moving to Crab Creek in Montgomery County and from thence to Cove Creek in Tazewell Co. The station was perhaps the home of one George Yokum and anything of his personal life is unknown to this writer. 19.

David Patton 14. The men all scrambled for the fort, but finding the gates shut none could get in, but one young man who managed to climb over the stockage wall. The American Fur Co. (Upper Missouri Outfit) obtained a license in 1831 for a trading post on the James River, purportedly to be run by William Dickson. The place selected for the fort was where the bank of the river was very high, I suppose some 20 feet, and the water some 4 or 5 feet deep. Site located between Broadway and Cedar, and Third and Fourth Streets. James Scott

When William Ferrill was killed by Indians in New Garden in June, 1778, Captain Daniel Smith ordered the Sergeant in charge of Richlands Fort to take half his men stationed there and go to the assistance of Captain John Kinkead in New Garden. 7. (6). James Price 1795 in Grainger Co., TN; [7] Alexander Chadwell, b. While living on the Clinch, a son was born to Daniel and Rebecca Boone, whose name was William, and who died soon after birth and lies in an unmarked grave in the old Moore's Fort Cemetery on the brow of a hill overlooking the fort and Clinch River. In these stockades there were port holes. In disposing of these forts, first there is mention of Stock Creek and Shallow Ford of Clinch. Captain David Chadwell, also a native of Henry Co., bought from the heirs of Hoard the 400 acre tract and 707 acres of the other tract.

Here we have three militiamen, all living in the same general area of Scott Co., as well as others not quoted, who tell of having served in the same forts which should prove the truth of their existence. It has been now taken by the Saint Augustus Company for the failures of the HBM to provide protection to the area, ending in bankruptcy. This new station was some 18 or 20 miles below Martins Old Station and 2 miles from Cumberland Gap on Indian Creek, or on Station Creek, a tributary stream, for certainly that is how the stream got its name.

Peter Kinder 10. Site located just north of town. Personal Details Cancel anytime. A St. Louis trader's wintering post located on the south side of Cedar Island (aka Dorion's Island), about 7 or 8 miles below the mouth of Chappelle Creek, well above the Missouri River's "Grand Detour". A deed to one William Osborne in Scott Co., dated October 9, 1829, reads: A certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being in Scott County, on the south side of Clinch River, it being part of the same bottom that joins Busters Shoals, opposite a placed called Nicholsons Fort, containing 41 acres more or less. David Chadwell had a sister, Jemima, who married William Cox and settled also in Lee Co., VA. George Dougherty (1803 - 1804), near Lower Brule Type (11). Route Map. He instigated a program that moved and rebuilt the buildings and built sturdy boardwalks between them. The date the fort was built is unknown, but John Benham settled there in 1769. The Duff family graves are well marked and it is interesting to read the epitaphs of some four or five members of the family who served in the Confederate Army. The community is located on the south-eastern shore of Stuart Lake, at the head of the Stuart River. Camp George Dewey

(1831), Yankton County 11. Crissmans Station is north of Clinch Mountain in Powell Valley. Also known as Joseph Brown's Post (1). His statement is no doubt correct for Lieutenant William Bowen is shown to have been in the Rye Cove, both in 1776 and 1777, according to early military records. Somehow, later, this land became the property of General William Tate who lived at Broadford in Smythe Co., just upstream from Saltville. Both William and Joseph served in the militia at their fort, and it is from the pension statement of William, that we draw our information and the knowledge that such a fort really existed. (1848 - unknown), near Shelby Washington Co., VA, Land Entry Brook 1, shows that Isaac Crissman, whether Junior or Senior not known, made actual settlement on the land in 1775. McLeod's Post Ben Jones 6. While the series authentic backbone drew Momoa in an interview with USA Today, he was most drawn to the character himself: a rogue and ferocious former Hudsons Bay employee, he said. Elisha Wallen says in his pension application that: We were organized by law and by the officers named, and were divided out along the line of the following named forts, to-wit: Blackmores Fort, Rye Cove, Rocky Station, Stock Creek, Duncans Fort and Osmans Fort. An octagonal two-story timber blockhouse with three guns, built by Walter Burleigh, the agent at the Yankton Indian Agency, during tensions between the Upper Sioux and the Yankton Sioux. John Redd who had come to Powell Valley with Captain Joseph Martin in 1775, knew Crissman, and has left the only known description of the fort. These statements show that the fort was an active military defense from 1778 to 1786, and perhaps before and after these dates. Dickson's Post (2) 13. Camp near Lake Preston By petition of the people of Blackmore's Fort, Daniel Boone was placed in command of Moore's and Blackmore's Forts in 1774 as a Captain of militia and continued in command of them until he went to Kentucky in the spring of 1775 to found Boonesboro. About one quarter of the population of the greater Fort St. James area identify as being of First Nations origin[10] The town is surrounded by numerous, small First Nations communities and Indian reserves, including Pinchie, Tachie, and Nak'azdli.

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