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| | Revolutionary War Adirondack History: The murder of Jane McCrea |
 | | Her day is full of anticipation; the glory of the summer sun shines on her radiant fl hair, and Jane is wearing the dress she plans to be married in later on that day. |
 | | "Poor Miss Jenny McCrea, and the woman with whom she lived, were taken by the savages, led up the bill to where there was a body of British troops, and there the poor girl was shot to death in cold blood, scalped and left on the ground and the other woman not yet found. |
 | | It thus appears, first, that Jane McCrea was accident-ally killed by the Americans, and, secondly, that the American loyalist, David Jones, did not send the Indians, much less the ferocious Wyandot Panther, whom he abhorred and dreaded, on their errand. |
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