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Notes - Memorandum from Macdonald Notes

John M. McDonald interview

From the Westchester County Historical Society catalog:
This memorandum was written by John English, who transcribed John Macdonald’s original writings. It appears to refer to material that was included with Macdonald’s notebooks.

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Transcription

- Hufeland Index Page 352 -

Mem. (J.E.)

Pages 38-44 of Original (Notebook, 1846) contain simply a brief Memoranda of various places and persons visited from August 31 to November 24th, 1846 – but give no recollections, nor even historical information, of any kind whatever.

Page 42. “ “ “Sagamore (or Sagamo) and Sachem are different pronunciations of the same word.” – Thatcher’s Indian Biography. –

Pages 43-45 “ “ Some references to and a few extracts from Stone’s American Border Wars.

“ 46-48 “ “ References to Upcott Cuttings, Vols. 4-6. 1777-1842.

“ 49 “ “ Names of some French officers who served in the American Revolution.

“ 50 “ “ Names of some persons to be visited.

“ 51 “ “ References to Journals of Correspondence &c. of the Provincial Congress. Vol. 2.

Transcription from Experiencing the Neutral Ground of the American Revolution: The McDonald Interviews. Courtesy of the Westchester County Historical Society. No Copyright – United States. View the original manuscript at WCHS →