The Conquest of the Old Southwest; the romantic story of the early pioneers into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Kentucky, 1740-1790

by Archibald Henderson

[65] North Carolina Colonial Records, vi, 229-230.

[66] For a full account of the part which Fort Dobbs played in this Indian warfare see the monograph, Fort Dobbs, by Mrs. M. H. Eliason.

[67] Maryland Gazette, May 8, 1760; Haywood: Natural and Aboriginal History of Tennessee, 239-40; North Carolina Colonial Records, xxii, 822.

[68] "Notes on the Indians and the Early Settlers of Western North Carolina," Collections of the North Carolina Historical Commission. Printed in Papers of A. D. Murphy, ii, 380 et seq.

[69] Maryland Gazette, May 8, 1760.

[70] South Carolina Gazette, Dec. 23, 1760; Feb. 28, April 11, 1761.

[71] North Carolina Colonial Records, vi, 622.

[72] J. S. Johnston: The First Explorations of Kentucky. Filson Club Publications, No. 13.

[73] William and Mary College Quarterly, xii, 129-134; Young: Genealogical Narrative of the Hart Family (1882); Nash: "History of Orange County," North Carolina Booklet; Henderson: "A Federalist of the Old School," North Carolina Booklet.

[74] North Carolina Colonial Records, ix, 349.