Frontiersman Simon Kenton Subject of Noted Artwork
The tale covers Simon Kenton the frontiersman and his capture by Shawnee, his ordeal with Kenton’s torture by Native tribes, and later depiction by artists Jean Francola Millet and Carl Budines. It notes Kenton’s escape with help from Logan and his eventual journey to Kentucky, alongside references to the 1776 era events and the broader American frontier lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Hegell
Gio
Lille
Simon Renton
Simon Butter
Huon Rutter
Biaceppa Awertenin
Tie
Jean Proacole MU
Carl Budines
Jonn Hodman
Harrodsburg
Synot Uireeinen
Simon Kenton
Alexander Montgomers
George Clark
Mge Ceorge Rrogers Chirk
ChiMlcotte
Ohioiver
Kenton
Montgomery
Auarty
Haniel Boone
Patel
Creek-town
Thomns
Luke Tram
Urouel
Buck Gatele i Lespau
Bown
Somantices
Seidonier
Ding
Rey
Olle
Jeri Leland
Ubkines
Niwintine Clark
Pierre
Olttey
Ery Coon
Nes
Faz
Daniel Boone Batt
Sipad
Ttem
Boonesborough
Ibes
Caileothe
Hln
Patta
Walter
Hha
Orrivid
Titan
Wajinutomka
Fedmi
Virginis
Chom
Hays
Sinitusky
Eandosky
Petoe Mruthach
Bethe
Tetvott
Iieen
Nieteolt
Monry Linn
Trirth
Decratt
Kentincky
Fromtlersneus
Karl Nowmoz
Staxtinitian
Waa
North America
Thodinnr
Europe
Tryal
Pontalithlony
France
Jean
Rancala Millet
Morder
Kontan
Mazepuyi
Ride
Oh Millet
Indiana
Ali
Homer
Anrton
Ale Olay
Theus
Slibon Baller
Mazenon Amnelenia
Andula
Simon Kenuton
Eliere
Earl Oui
Youths Hearts Entwined Amid a Seaside Storm
A melodramatic tale unfolds with Tony, Mary, Bob, and others at Teadley’s Beach and a hotel terrace as a sudden squall tests loyalties. Mary confesses love to Bob while torn between Tony and Rob, culminating in a promise of taking her lover to Lory as waves pound the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loyit
Aavy
Kong
Gotea
Lawton
Mary
Willy
Sania
Elya
Piullol
Tony
Bouhanna
Teadley
Leach
Mradley's
Maurp
Slere
Boul
Howe
Gradivy's
Grou
Benoa
Mary's
Lie
Tin
Mary Boioliuedt
Tony Wid
Sita
Mitty
Vob
Bob
Rome
Nannini
Motor Bart &A
Hue
Jim
Tao
Pewter in Patriot War Effort Tainted by Scarcity and Revival
Fragmentary OCR recalls pewter’s role in early American history. Vessels and utensils were sacrificed to fund independence as colonial homes faced shortage. The text notes pewter’s use in payments and propaganda, with figures like George III mentioned, and hints at colonial metallurgical craft revived to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Helmy
George TU
Wovelling Fireen
New York
Reonia
John Ww
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Simon Butler
Mazeppa Americain
Pilles Ame Qooree
Armare Glehenter
Maook
Daniel Boone
Jay Buene
YY McClye
Nowera