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CHRISTOPHER GIST'S JOURNALS
WITH HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL AND ETHNOLOGICAL NOTES
AND BIOGRAPHIES OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES
BY
WILLIAM M. DARLINGTON [1815-1889]
PITTSBURGH, J. R. WELDIN & CO.,
1893.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part 1: Pages* 9-30.
Introductory memoir.
Part 2: Pages 31-66.
Gist's First Journal:
October, 31, 1750 to May 19, 1751.Part 3: Pages 67-89.
Gist's Second and Third Journals:
November 4, 1751 to March 29, 1752.
November 15, 1753 to January 4, 1754.
Christopher Gist.Part 4: Pages 90-136.
Notes to Gist's First Journal of 1750-51.Part 5: Pages 137-158.
Notes to Gist's Second Journal, 1751-52.
Notes to Christopher Gist's Third Journal, 1753.
A Journal Descriptive of Some of the French Forts.
The Montours.Part 6: Pages 159-201.
Andrew Montour.
George Croghan.Part 7 : Pages 202-240.
Thomas Cresap.
General James Grant.
Guyasuta.
Treaty of Lancaster.
Ohio company.Part 8: Pages 241-266.
Walpole Grant.
William Trent & Co.
Captain Trent.
John Peter Salley.
Scheme for the New Settlement.Part 9: Pages 267-296.
Robert Orme.
Extracts from An Analysis of Map.
Pownall's Account of Lead Plate.
Ensign Ward's Deposition.
Letters and Speeches to Indians.
Index.*Page numbers will appear in the text in brackets in bold print.
Maps.
(All Maps useful throughout volume.)Fry and Jefferson Map, 1755.
West Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Library of Congress "Fry & Jefferson Map, 1755".
Lewis Evans' Map, 1775.
Lewis Evans' Map, 1755-1775.
Nuremberg, 1756.
West Pennsylvania and Virginia, 1755. (A & B)
Bonne Camp's Map.______
Index (pages 287-296)
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