History Of The Girtys
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The Girty brothers, Simon in particular, were infamous on the frontiers of Pennsylvania and Kentucky during the American Revolution and following years. The brothers were the sons of an Irish immigrant to Pennsylvania, who as boys were taken prisoner by Indians and lived among them for a time before settling in the Pittsburg area. When the Revolution began they were at first on the Patriot side, but then went over to the British. Simon worked for the British commander in Detroit to plan and lead Indian attacks against settlers in western Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
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Willshire Butterfield
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Butterfield, Consul Willshire, 1824-1899.
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Consul Willshire Butterfield
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History of the Girtys
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History of the Girtys
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History of the Girtys
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History of the Girtys
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History of the Girtys : being a concise account of the Girty brothers--Thomas, Simon, James and George, and of their half-brother John Turner--also of the part taken by them in Lord Dunmore's war, in the western border war of the revolution, and in the Indian War of 1790-95
- HOHistory of the GirtysConsul Willshire Butterfield
History of the Girtys
- HOHistory Of The GirtysConsul Willshire Butterfield
History Of The Girtys
- HOHistory of the GirtysConsul Willshire Butterfield
History of the Girtys