from "Patience McGuire": 1790 - part 2

Mar 26, 2008 00:57

"It was back in June of seventy-seven, when I was a lass of fifteen years, that the trouble reached here. Mother was away visiting her kin at the time. I remember that morning my father suddenly pulling Michael and me out the door and opening the cow pen. 'Jane,' he urged, 'we must flee at once! The damned Redcoats have set the Mohawks upon us. We ( Read more... )

ancestor, pennsylvania, mcguire, writing

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invisione March 27 2008, 05:11:45 UTC
There are lots of really nice touches in this. And the fact that there's a lot of fact in it makes it that much better. Truth is stranger than fiction.

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johanna_hypatia March 27 2008, 06:45:36 UTC
It's family lore passed down and collected by my mother the genealogist.

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