Intelligence etc. related by Ogagradarisha one of the Indian Chiefs of the Six Nations who arrived at Fort Augusta on Monday 11 October 1756 at 3 o'clock PM, at which time Montour and Tagria were in the woods, who did not return until 7 o'clock PM and then I heard what he had to communicate.
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Intelligence etc. related by Ogagradarisha one of the Indian Chiefs of the Six Nations who arrived at Fort Augusta on Monday 11 October 1756 at 3 o'clock PM, at which time Montour and Tagria were in the woods, who did not return until 7 o'clock PM and then I heard what he had to communicate.
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[1756]
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1 online resource (2 unnumbered leaves)
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Ogagh was lately at Diahogo and learned the English had destroyed Kittanning, so a force of 1,000 French and Indians were on their way to attack Fort Augusta--this was a warning. He passed on several greetings and said there would be a big Council soon. As he came down the river, he encountered many Delaware. One wanted him to smoke some vermilion tobacco, but Ogagh refused. He decided the Delawares professed peace and friendship, but they did not mean it at all.
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Manuscript.
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Online resource; title from PDF manuscript caption title (LLMC Digital, viewed June 14, 2024).
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