The mound Isreal Donaldson mentioned is shown in the ADAMS CO Atlas. It's a couple miles downstream from Concord,KY. He had a run before he was sat on the riverbank within sight of men,and a blockhouse,on the KY bank. Dr Talley made mention of "a" KENTON'S STation,which seems about across from MASSIE'S fort at Manchester,Ohio. Richard GRAHAM,namesake of the station had at least two ties with LT JOHN CRAWFORD. 1st,1786,he bought the household goods and slaves in 1786,likely at CONNELLSVILLE,PA. 2ND, FROM 11-30-1797,GRAHAM and CRAWFORD were father-in-law-son-in-law [step] Graham's 2nd [?] wife was the widow,ELIZABETH GRIMES-Mason Co will writer.And her dau, Effie GRIMES was the 2nd [?] wife of LT JOHN CRAWFORD. On the Ohio bank was NOBLE GRIMES "Washington,Oh" .His bro-in-law,LT JOHN CRAWFORD lived on the Ohio bank closer to Manchester. In between,and just across at CONCORD,KY where Stephenson's -1\2 cousins of CRAWFORDS. EVANS AND STIVERS 'history of Adams Co Ohio" 666 667 et al talks of these people. "KY ANCESTORS" OF 20 YEARS AGO has articles on these CRAWFORD-STEPHENSONS. BOOK says NOBLE GRIMES moved from NORTHUMBERLAND cO,Pa to ADAMS cO 1795-97. But I have him signing a petition in sw Pa, 1780 era. Noble GRIMES was tax man of IRON RIDGE township. I have already mentioned ties of the CRAWFORD-STEPHENSON's to iron. 1782, when COL WM CRAWFORD willed 2900 acres on the Ohio River in VA, Adams Co,Oh was part of Illinois Co,Va. ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.