Narrative of the Massacre At Chicago August 15, 1812, And of Some Preceding Events
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He made long and arduous journeys, extending his trading-posts far into the West. When in the neighborhood of Detroit, he made his home with his half-brother, William Forsyth, who had married a Miss Margaret Lytle, daughter of Col. William Lytle of Vir- ginia. Here he was always a welcome guest; and here 6o MASSACRE AT CHICAGO he met Mrs. Forsyth's younger sister, Eleanor. She was the widow of a British officer, Capt. Daniel McKillip, who had been killed in a sortie from Fort Defiance. Since hi...s death, she, and her little daughter Margaret, had made their home with the Forsyths.
John Kinzie fell desperately in love with the handsome young widow, and on Jan. 23, 1798, they were married.
Mr. Kinzie continued to extend his business still farther West, and in October, 1804, he moved with his wife and infant son, John Harris, to Chicago, where he purchased the trading-establishment of Pierre le Mai, a Frenchman.
Here, cut off from the world at large, with no society but the military at Fort Dearborn, the Kinzies lived in great contentment, and in the enjoyment of all the com- forts, together with many of the luxuries of life.
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He made long and arduous journeys, extending his trading-posts far into the West. When in the neighborhood of Detroit, he made his home with his half-brother, William Forsyth, who had married a Miss Margaret Lytle, daughter of Col. William Lytle of Vir- ginia. Here he was always a welcome guest; and here 6o MASSACRE AT CHICAGO he met Mrs. Forsyth's younger sister, Eleanor. She was the widow of a British officer, Capt. Daniel McKillip, who had been killed in a sortie from Fort Defiance. Since hi...s death, she, and her little daughter Margaret, had made their home with the Forsyths.
John Kinzie fell desperately in love with the handsome young widow, and on Jan. 23, 1798, they were married.
Mr. Kinzie continued to extend his business still farther West, and in October, 1804, he moved with his wife and infant son, John Harris, to Chicago, where he purchased the trading-establishment of Pierre le Mai, a Frenchman.
Here, cut off from the world at large, with no society but the military at Fort Dearborn, the Kinzies lived in great contentment, and in the enjoyment of all the com- forts, together with many of the luxuries of life.
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