 | 1831 - 586 pagina’s
...sunrise, ut the old Chesnut tree below Wrig-htstown meeting house, together with a great number ol persons as spectators. The walkers all stood with...hand against the tree until the sun rose, and then rtartrd, in two hours and a half they arrived at Red Hill in Bedminster, where Jennings and two of... | |
 | Sherman Day - 1843 - 754 pagina’s
...and nights are equal,) in the year aforesaid, they met before sunrise, at the old chestnut-tree below Wrightstown meeting-house, together with a great number...spectators. The walkers all stood with one hand against the tret, until the sun rose, and then started. In two hours and a half they arrived at Red hill, in Bedminster,... | |
 | Eli Bowen - 1853 - 530 pagina’s
...below Wrightstown meeting-house, in the upper part of Bucks County, together with a great number of spectators. The walkers all stood with one hand against the tree until the sun arose, and then started. In about two and a half hours they arrived at Ked Hill, in Bedminster, where... | |
 | Eli Bowen - 1854 - 528 pagina’s
...with one hand against the tree until the sun arose, and then started. In about two and a half hours they arrived at Red Hill, in Bedminster, where Jennings...and two of the Indians gave out. The other Indian, Combusb, continued with them near to where the road forks at Easton, and where he laid down a short... | |
 | Eli Bowen - 1854 - 526 pagina’s
...below Wrightstown meeting-house, in tho upper part of Bucks County, together with a great number of spectators. The walkers all stood with one hand against the tree until the sun arose, and then started. In about two and a half hours they arrived at Red Hill, in Bedminster, where... | |
 | Samuel Adams Drake - 1898 - 254 pagina’s
...the sun rose, when they started off together at a brisk gait. In two hours and a half they reached Red Hill, in Bedminster, where Jennings and two of the Indians gave out. The third Indian continued with them to near where the road forks at Easton, where he lay down a short... | |
 | Edwin MacMinn - 1900 - 602 pagina’s
...nights are equal), they met before sunrise at the old chestnut tree below Wrightstown Meeting House, together with a great number of persons as spectators....In two hours and a half they arrived at Red Hill in Bedminister, where Jennings and two of the Indians gave but. The other Indian (Combush) continued with... | |
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In two hours and a half they arrived at Red Hill in Bedminster, where Jennings and two of the Indians gave out. The other Indian (Combush) continued with them to near where the road forks at Easton, where he laid down a short time to rest; but on getting... 