It was situated on the east side of the Mahanus river and the west side of the road and contained within its bounds more than an acre of land. - J. M. M. Novr. 15 1849.]
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There were several able officers at different times under General Waterbury at Fort Nonsense. One, I think, was Colonel Meigs. In the times of the Revolutionary war there was a greater number of Farm houses than there are now, and the open country was more thickly popu- -lated, although at present the villages are larger and much more numerous.
M. M. Novr. 15 1849.] - Hufeland Index Page 949 - There were several able officers at different times under General Waterbury at Fort Nonsense. One, I think, was Colonel Meigs. In the times of the Revolutionary war there was a greater number of Farm houses than there are now, and the open country was more thickly popu- -lated, although at present the villages are larger and much more numerous.