Journal of An Exploration in the Spring of the Year 1750
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The Sabbath.
We could not find our Horses and spent the day in Looking for them. In the even- ing we found their track.
We went very early to the track of our Horses & after following them six or seven Journal of Dr. Thomas Walker, 41 miles, we found them all together, we re- turned to the Duncards about 10 "'Clock, and having purchased half a Busshell of meal and as much small Homony we set off and Lodged on a small Run between Peak Creek 1 and Reedy Creek.
We got to Reedy Creek 2 and Camped n...ear James M "call's. I went to his house and Lodged and bought what Bacon I wanted.
I returned to my People early, we got to a large Spring about five miles below Davises Bottom on Holstons River and Camped.
We kept down Holston's River about four miles and Camped ; and then Ml Powel and I went to look for Samuel Stalnaker, who I had been inform'd was just moved out to settle. We found his Camp, and returned to our own in the Evening.
We went to Stalnakers, helped him to raise his house and Camped about a quarter March 21st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Sabbath.
We could not find our Horses and spent the day in Looking for them. In the even- ing we found their track.
We went very early to the track of our Horses & after following them six or seven Journal of Dr. Thomas Walker, 41 miles, we found them all together, we re- turned to the Duncards about 10 "'Clock, and having purchased half a Busshell of meal and as much small Homony we set off and Lodged on a small Run between Peak Creek 1 and Reedy Creek.
We got to Reedy Creek 2 and Camped n...ear James M "call's. I went to his house and Lodged and bought what Bacon I wanted.
I returned to my People early, we got to a large Spring about five miles below Davises Bottom on Holstons River and Camped.
We kept down Holston's River about four miles and Camped ; and then Ml Powel and I went to look for Samuel Stalnaker, who I had been inform'd was just moved out to settle. We found his Camp, and returned to our own in the Evening.
We went to Stalnakers, helped him to raise his house and Camped about a quarter March 21st.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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