Broome County, New York
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Four skeletons, probably those of soldiers under General Sullivan on his
historic march through New York State during the Revolutionary War, were dug up
at Endicott recently by workmen. The bones were found huddled close together, as
if the bodies had been buried in a trench. The spot where the skeletons were
found is believed to be almost the exact place where General Sullivan and his
men had their biggest fight with the red men. Records show that near this spot
an Indian fort had been built, the remains of it still being seen as long as
1845. Cannon balls were also found on the bank directly across from this
point.[The Waterville Times WATERVILLE ONEIDA COUNTY N Y FRIDAY JULY 16
1915. SRC6]
Police searching for J. S. Copeland of Binghamton, who plunged into the
Susquehanna River, found the body of a man swinging by a wire from a tree near
which Copeland’s body was found. [The Waterville Times WATERVILLE ONEIDA
COUNTY N Y FRIDAY JULY 16 1915. SRC6]
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