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Novr. 6th Samuel Allen, of Chappequa: "Abraham Hyatt, an Adjt. in the American army, father of Joseph Hyatt, deceased, of Pinesbridge, told me that Kennicutt stole General McDougall's horse, took him below and sold him. This was done for the purpose of inducing people to suppose him in the British interest. Abraham Hyatt didn't hesitate to tell Kennicutt in his (Hyatt's) house that he was a Skinner. He used to enumerate differ- -ent instances of robbery perpetrated by Ken- -nicutt, and then say: "You needn't deny it Kennicutt - You know its true, &c." - After the capture of McDougall's horse he generally passed for a cowboy. If any of Captain Isaac Conklin's family are living they will be able to relate a good many anec- -dotes of the Revolutionary war and about Westchester County.
Abraham Hyatt didn't hesitate to tell Kennicutt in his (Hyatt's) house that he was a Skinner. He used to enumerate differ- -ent instances of robbery perpetrated by Ken- -nicutt, and then say: "You needn't deny it Kennicutt - You know its true, &c." - After the capture of McDougall's horse he generally passed for a cowboy. If any of Captain Isaac Conklin's family are living they will be able to relate a good many anec- -dotes of the Revolutionary war and about Westchester County.