Charles Morse Stotz

@bn1 (1) _fortPitt (1) about four miles below Pittsburgh on the Ohio River. (1) Allegheny County History (1) Blockhouse of Fort Pitt (1) Colonial America (3) Count von Zinzendorf (1) Family Story Collection (1) Fort Duquesne (2) Fort Machault (1) Fort Niagara (1) Fort Pitt (2) Fort Prince George (1) forts (2) Frontiers (1) giving information of the movements of the hostile French and Indians during the wars from 1754 to 1765. He was with Braddock's army and was an interpreter for George Washington at Fort Necessity. He aided in recruiting soldiers and i Indians for the armi (1) Governor of Virginia (1) Guerra franco-indiana (6) History US (1) Mercer's Fort (1) military construction (1) Military History US (1) modern Sunbury.; In his lifetime Andrew Montour roamed over the wilderness from New York to South Carolina and from the Illinois country to the white men's cities in the east. He was known as a trader and woodsman but chiefly as an interpreter and Indian (1) Montour High School 1961 portrait presentation; Montour was described when a young man in his early twenties by the Moravian missionary (1) now probably Davis Island (1) Ohio Valley (1) once conferred upon him the rank of captain. Montour died about 1772 and was buried on what was then known as Monour's Island (1) Pennsylvania (1) Pennsylvania history (2) Pittsburgh (2) Pittsburgh History (1) pittsburgh the port to the west (1) Storia (3) storia americana (1) storia locale (2) Tallmadge second bedroom (1) U. S. History (1) who was visiting Andrew's home at Shamokin (1) Wilderness Defense (1) ~warFrenchAndIndian (2)