Dear Listers, I forgot the quote in my previous email: The frontier plantation was a scene of hardship and terror during a considerable part of Col. Noble's residence there, and probably up to his death in 1780, aged 65, at the home of his brother in Charles County. When the two young men built their cabin the Indians of the region were mainly peaceful, under the influence of that friend of the whites, Chief John Logan. In 1770 he had removed beyond the Ohio, and was then or sometime thereafter chosen chief of the Mingo tribe. Even this honor, and Logan's growing fondness for the white man's firewater did not alter his friendship with the settlers. Tom Tom, a descendant