Twenty-One of Twenty-Three: The Road to Point Pleasant
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Twenty-One of Twenty-Three: The Road to Point Pleasant
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n 1774, about 1,000 Virginia militiamen marched down the Kanawha River to Point Pleasant, where Cornstalk and the Shawnee attacked their camp. A claims ledger at the Library of Virginia pays men from 21 of the 23 companies at the battle. Which county were your ancestors from?
The companion post, "Six Days' Provisions From Home," is over at the blog: https://appalachiangenealogy.substack...
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