A Journey to Ohio in 1810, as Recorded in the Journal of Margaret Van Horn Dwight

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Dwight Margaret Van Horn. A Journey to Ohio in 1810, as Recorded in the Journal of Margaret Van Horn Dwight

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Milford Friday Eve. at Capt Pond's

Sat. night, D. Nash's Inn. Middlesex-

Sunday eve —

October 22- Monday- Cook's inn — County West Chester —

Tuesday Noon- Ferry House near State Prison-

Hobuck, Wednesday Morn-Buskirck's Inn —

Springfield-New Jersey- Pierson's Inn-Wedy-PM 4 oclock-

Friday morn- Chester N J

Mansfield-N J-Sat-morn October 27-

Pennsylvania- Saturday eve- 2 miles from Bethlehem- Hanover- Oct 27th

Sunday Morn-

Sunday eve- Sundown-

Monday morn-October 29-

Pennsylvania- Monday-eve- A Dutchman's inn- I dont know where. Palks County-or some thing like it —

Wednesday Octber 31st Highdleburg-Penn-

Wednesday Eve- Miller's town- Penn- Oct-31st

Harrisburg- P- Thursday- Eve-November-1st 1810-

Sunday eve- East pensboro' township- P-

10 miles West of Carlisle- Penn-Monday Nov-5th-

Tuesday night- Nov-6th-

Jennyauter-P – Wednesday 2 oclock P M-between 2 brothers —

Fannitsburg- Penn- McAllen's Inn-Wednesday night- Nov- 6th-

Peach Orchard, P- Thursday night-Phelps' Tavern —

Sunday night

Novbr-12th Monday night- Nail Shop-on the 4th Mountain

Tuesday eve- Nov- 13th– 4 miles east of Bedford- Penn-

Wednesday night. A private house-10 miles w- of Bedford

Thursday night – Allegany Mtn Nov- 16-

Friday night- Allegany Mtn—

Saturday eve-2 miles from Laurel Hill-Penn-

Sunday eve – Nov-19th– Foot of Laurel Hill – Penn —

Monday night- a mile west of the mountains-

Novbr 21st Tuesday Night-A mile from Greensburg-Penn-

Thursday Morn- Sewel's tavern-Versailes-township-

Nov-24- Friday morn- Turtle Creek-Penn-

Friday eve- 9 miles past Pitts'g – Penn-

Novbr 26- Saturday night- 3½ miles beyond Pittsburg-

Wednesday Nov- 28- 7 miles from Greersburg-Penn-

Wednesday eve —

Thursday eve-

Saturday- P M- Warren – After so long a time —

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Shall I commence my journal, my dear Elizabeth, with a description of the pain I felt at taking leave of all my friends, or shall I leave you to imagine? – The afternoon has been spent by me in the most painful reflections & in almost total silence by my companions- I have thought of a thousand things unsaid, a thousand kindnesses unpaid with thanks that I ought to have remembered more seasonably; and the neglect of which causes me many uneasy feelings- my neglecting to take leave of Sally, has had the same effect- I hope she did not feel hurt by it, for it proceeded from no want of gratitude for her kindness to me. I did not imagine parting with any friend could be so distressing as I found leaving your Mama. I did not know till then, how much I loved her & could I at that moment have retraced my steps! but it was too late to repent – Deacon Wolcott & his wife are very kind, obliging, people, & Miss Wolcott is a very pleasant companion, I do not know what I should do without her. We came on to Butler's this afternoon & I came immediately down to Uncle Pond's & drank tea. Miss W. came with me & both Uncle & Aunt invited her to stay and sleep with me, which she accordingly did. Cousin Patty has been with me, to say good bye, to all my friends, & to-morrow we proceed to Stamford.

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