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John McCreery, who had set-
fled in Augusta about 1744.
He built Donnally's Fort, a
strong blockhouse, consisting
of a double log house, two
stories high, surrounded by
pickets, in 1771 or 1772, about
ten miles north of Lewisburg.
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In 1776, he was captain of ing events of western border Car $200-----s
" militia, and when ~enbrier history.
Area Men "in the American:County was formed in 1777, he Colonel Donnally later moved
Revolution. became lieutenant-colonel of to the Kanawha Valley and
that county. In May, 1778, he there continued his activities in
DONNALLY, ANDREW defended his fort against one of the development of that region Trucks $ 100
(Colonel) . the strongest Indian attacks on the south side of the
Born, 1745, in the north of experienced in western
Ireland and emigrated to Virginia. More than two hund- Kanawha at Charleston.
/hdians are believed toThe children of Andrew and "'l ow available"-" in
America about the middle
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the eighteenth century and set- 'Rflve taken part in this attack, Jane Donnally were:Catherine
tled in Augusta County, Virgin- after an unsuccessful assault B. born, 1768, died, 1858,
on Fort Randolph, Point Pleas- married John Wilson, June 5,
ant. The heroic expiot of John 1803; Polly or Mary, born 1768,
Prior (Pryor) and Phillip Ham- married Reuben Slaughter;
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Nonhelema, the sister of Chief young; Jennie; Elizabeth,
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Cornstalk (who was staying at married Jacob Skyles; Sallie,
Fort Randolph at that time) in married Henderson; Andrew,
running from Point Pleasant to Jr., born, October 17, 1778, died,
the t~enbrier settlements just June 21, 1849, married Marjory
hefore the attack in ti.me to give Van Bibber, May 31, 1802;
warning of the approaching John, born, 1784.
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