 | Samuel G. Drake - 1839 - 382 Seiten
...which, out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpatric were killed on the spot, Storer was mortally wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone,...wounded. The women and children were all uninjured, except a little son of Mr. Plascut, who, after the battle was over, came to the captain, and with great... | |
 | Samuel G. Drake - 1841 - 374 Seiten
...which, out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpatric were killed on the spot, Storer was mortally wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone,...wounded. The women and children were all uninjured, except a little son of Mr. Plascut, who, after the battle was over, came to the captain, and with great... | |
 | Joseph Pritts - 1841 - 550 Seiten
...if they were fond of the sport. Thus ended this awful conflict, in which out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpatrick were killed...wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone, and nil the rest, excepting Ray and Plascut, were severely wounded. The women and children were all uninjured,... | |
 | John Frost - 1852 - 708 Seiten
...which, out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpatric were killed on the spot, Storer was mortally wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone, and all the rest, excepting Ray and Plaseut, were severely wounded. The women and children were all uninjured, except a little son of Mr.... | |
 | John Frost - 1854 - 626 Seiten
...if they were fond of the sport. Thus ended this awful conflict, in which, out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpatrick were killed...the spot, Stoner was mortally wounded and died on hia arrival at Limestone, and all the rest, excepting Ray and Plascut, were severely wounded. The women... | |
 | 1857 - 414 Seiten
...which, out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpatric were killed on the spot, Storer was mortally wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone,...wounded. The women and children were all uninjured, except a little son of Mr. Plascut, who, after the battle was over, came to the captain, and with great.... | |
 | Walter Hubbell - 1881 - 516 Seiten
...ended this awful conflict, in which out of nine men, two only escaped unhurt. Tucker and Kilpntriek were killed on the spot, Stoner was mortally wounded,...at Limestone, and all the rest, excepting Ray and 1'lascut were severely wounded. The women and children were all uninjured, excepting a little son of... | |
 | Archer Butler Hulbert - 1906 - 590 Seiten
...the spot, Stoner was mortally wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone [Maysville, Kentucky], and all the rest, excepting Ray and Plascut, were...and, with great coolness, requested him to take a bullet out of his head. On examination, it appeared that a bullet, which had passed through the side... | |
 | Tracy Barrett - 2008 - 148 Seiten
...the nine men in the party were killed and four were seriously wounded. One of the survivors wrote: The women and children were all uninjured excepting...with great coolness, requested him to take a ball [bullet] out of his head. On examination it appeared that a ball that had passed through the side of... | |
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Kilpatrick were killed on the spot, Stoner was mortally wounded, and died on his arrival at Limestone, and all the rest, excepting Ray and Plascut, were severely wounded. The women and children were all uninjured, excepting a little son of Mr. Plascut,... 