 | George William Brown - 1850 - 364 str.
...of the Shawanese nation, mentioned among other grievances, the Indians killed on Yellow creek; but I believe neither Cresap nor any other person, were...formed and the treaty begun; I saw John Gibson, on Girty 's arrival, get up and go out of the circle and talk with Girty, after which he (Gibson) went... | |
 | John Jeremiah Jacob - 1866 - 254 str.
...passing by, stopped with me and conversed ; he said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow ; he, however,...(Gibson) went into a tent, and soon after returning into the circle, drew out of his pocket a piece of clean, new paper, on which was written, in his own... | |
 | Neville B. Craig - 1876 - 598 str.
...passing by, stopped with me and conversed — he said ho was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow — he however,...(Gibson) went into a tent, and soon after returning into the circle, drew out of his pocket a piece of clean new paper, on which was written in his own... | |
 | Neville B. Craig - 1876 - 598 str.
...passing by, stopped with me and conversed — he said ho was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow — he however,...was not with him; at this time a circle was formed aud the treaty begun, I saw John Gibson on Girty's arrival, get up and go out of the circle and talk... | |
 | 1899 - 396 str.
...passing by, stopped with me and conversed; he said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business for he was a surly fellow. He, however, proceeded on and 1 saw him return on the day of the treaty and Logan was not with him. At this time a circle was formed,... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1891 - 670 str.
...was passing by, stopped me and conversed ; he said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow. He, however,...(Gibson) went into a tent, and soon after, returning into the circle, drew out of his pocket a piece of clean, new paper, on which was written, in his own... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1896 - 938 str.
...was passing by, stopped me and conversed ; he said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow. He, however,...formed and the treaty begun. I saw John Gibson on Girty'a arrival, get up and go out of the circle and talk with Girty, after which he (Gibson) went... | |
 | 1899 - 388 str.
...was passing by, stopped me and conversed; he said he 'was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow.' He, however,...this time a circle was formed and the treaty begun. 1 saw John Gibson, on Girty's arrival, get up and go out of the circle and talk with Girty, after which... | |
 | Charles Burleigh Galbreath - 1925 - 780 str.
...passing by, stopped with me and conversed ; he said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow ; he, however,...(Gibson) went into a tent, and soon after returning into the circle, drew out of his pocket a piece of clean, new paper, on which was written, in his own... | |
 | 1900 - 548 str.
...passing by, stopped with me and conversed. He said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was a surly fellow. He, however,...(Gibson) went into a tent, .and soon after returning into the circle, drew out of his popularly supposed to have been delivered in Logan's native Indian... | |
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I saw and heard all that passed; that also two or three days before the treaty, when I was on the out-guard, Simon Girty, who was passing by, stopped with me and conversed ; he said he was going after Logan, but he did not like his business, for he was... 
