 Upon examination he appears to have made a wonderful escape, for his boat is pierced in numberless places with bullets. It is to be remarked that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed...  History of Nashville, Tenn. ... - Page 67edited by - 1890 - 656 pagesFull view - About this book
 | James Gettys McGready Ramsey - Franklin (State) - 1853 - 778 pages
...have made a wonderful escape, for his boat is pierced in numberless places with bullets. It is to be remarked, that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before...delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed upon the hurry and confusion consequent upon such .a disaster, assisted them, being frequently exposed... | |
 | James Parton - Presidents - 1860 - 810 pages
...bullets. It is to be remarked, that Mrs. Peyton, (whose husband was one of Robertson's overland party,) who was the night before delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed upon the hurry and confusion consequent upon such a disaster, assisted them, being frequently exposed... | |
 | Augustus Lynch Mason - Indians of North America - 1884 - 1056 pages
...this point, gives us a biography from birth to death of Mrs. Peyton's infant. He says : " It is to be remarked that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before...was unfortunately killed in the hurry and confusion incident to such a disaster, assisted Mrs. Jennings considerably." After many other adventures, the... | |
 | Oliver Taylor - Biography & Autobiography - 1909 - 422 pages
...have made a wonderful escape, for his boat is pierced in numberless places with bullets. It is to be remarked, that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before...delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed upon the hurry and confusion consequent upon such a disaster, assisted them, being frequently exposed... | |
 | Constance Lindsay Skinner - Kentucky - 1919 - 372 pages
...that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed upon the hurry and confusion consequent upon such a disaster,...assisted them, being frequently exposed to wet and cold. . . . Their clothes were very much cut with bullets, especially Mrs. Jennings's. Of the three men who... | |
 | Constance Lindsay Skinner - Biography & Autobiography - 1919 - 352 pages
...have made a wonderful escape for his boat is pierced in numberless places with bullets. It is to be remarked that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before...delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed upon the hurry and confusion consequent upon such a disaster, assisted them, being frequently exposed... | |
 | United States - 1919 - 330 pages
...have made a wonderful escape for his boat is pierced in numberless places with bullets. It is to be remarked that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before...delivered of an infant, which was unfortunately killed upon the hurry and confusion consequent upon such a disaster, assisted them, being frequently exposed... | |
 | John Trotwood Moore, Austin Powers Foster - Tennessee - 1923 - 1010 pages
...have made a wonderful escape, for his boat is pierced in numberless places by bullets. It is to be remarked that Mrs. Peyton, who was the night before...being frequently exposed to wet and cold then and afterwards, and that her health appears to be good at this time, and I think and hope she will do well.... | |
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