Maggiore Indianapolis ;la storia, le industrie, le istituzioni e la popolazione di una città di case . ck, è stata riportata da piastrella Journalas dicendo in un' intervista che Pogue il Mc-Cormicks. e altri dodici in tutto è venuto in questa sede 1S19 e costruito una cabina in cui il suo hus-band witli se stessa e la famiglia si trasferì nel fol-abbassamento molla. In questa intervista. iMrs. Re,Mho era tlien settantacinque anni di età, waseither terribilmente confusi o tristemente ingannevole-ed dal reporter: e quest'ultimo non è im-probabile, per lui la chiama Xlrs. Bethiar re,e asserisce che lei ha detto che è stato il primo ])ersonthat

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Greater Indianapolis ;the history, the industries, the institutions, and the people of a city of homes . ck, was reported by tiie Journalas saying in an interview that Pogue, the Mc-Cormicks. and others, twelve in all, came herein 1S19 and built a cabin into which her hus-band witli herself and family moved in the fol-lowing spring. In this interview. iMrs. King, Mho was tlien seventy-five years of age, waseither woefully confused or sadly misrepresent-ed by the reporter: and the latter is not im-probable, for he calls her Xlrs. Bethiar King, and avers that she said she was the first ])ersonthat ever wore a bonnet in this neck of woods. While Mr. Browns assembly of old settlersagreed in the tradition that Pogue was thefirst comer, there were others who did not.The Nowland family held to tlie ^IcCormicktradition, and ^fattjiias R. Nowland and hisbrother-in-law. .ilrew Bvrne, were hen> with See al-ii sanif statenieiit in uliiniiiiv sketchof Saniuei 1). ^laxwell, Xrirs. Jiih i. Is;:!.l-!iirh/ Iiriiiiinsrcnrcx. p]i. 80. 1 1 1.^.Jiiiiniiil. June 8. 1870. 42 HISTORY OF GHEATER IXDIAXAPOLIS.. a J CQ< z o HH Q< H HO z H Q_!O o os I II } HISTORY OF GREATER IXDIAXAlOIJS. 43 the commissioners in 1820. Xowiand returnedwith his family on Xovember 4. 1820, andByrne in Mareli, 1821. Lsaac Wilson arrivedon April 6. 1820, and ilrs. Frank Riley, who isa jrranddaughter, lioth of Isaac Wilson and ofRobert Patterson, who came in 1821, informsiiie that her family always put the McCormickslirst, and that her mother, Mrs. Patsy Patter-son, and her aunt. ilrs. Betsy Harris, bothdaujrhters of Isaac Wilson would wax indignantif anyone claimed that the Pogues were the firstsettlers. It must he l)orne in mind, however, that tradition is an uncertain guide—more un-certain than is commonly realized. To ilhis-trate. Sarah T. Bolton would naturally he sup-posed to be informed on this subject, as her hus-bands family were among the earliest settlers, and she had live(l here from the vear 1831

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