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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1918

Page

12

Flora MacDonald and the Moore's Creek tangled legacy

Narrative recounts Flora MacDonald’s rumored ties to Campbell's Moore's Creek defeat and the Cross Creek escape. It alleges a mistaken identity of Kingsboro figures, claims of McLeod as a chaplain, and historic whispers about Flora’s jewelry, letters, and a kinship network shaping local memory.

McDonald Cross Hill Carthage Wilmington Flora Cross Creek Alexander McKay Longstreet Old Man Piney Bottom Fannie Annie America Duncan McCormick Barbeque John McLeod Campbell Moore’s Reek McLeod Halifax Kingsboro Moore’s Creek Allen Banks Flora McDonald Alexander Bethune Hector McNeill Robeson Cane Creek Jennie Ban Rector Prince Charles Hubby Sandy Bonnie Charlie

Buffalo Hunt Invitation From Pawnee Bill Described

Frank Butler and Leonard Tufts were invited to Pawnee Bill's annual Buffalo Hunt near Blue Hawk Peak to cull old bulls and keep the herd content. The Pinehurst party could not attend, missing a first hand tale from the era of Custer and the Oregon Trail.

Frank Butler Leonard Tufts Bill Custer Oregon Trail Blue Hawk Peak Pawnee White House Pinehurst

Soldier furloughs home from Columbia camp update

Lieutenant Paul and Private Trum Bull Dana returned from camp in Columbia on furlough and spent the holidays with Mrs. Dana on the plantation. They appeared cheerful and spoke enthusiastically about camp progress and the life of a soldier for Uncle Sam.

Paul Trumbull Dana

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