The 1774 Encounter in Dunnstown Pennsylvania

Observed in the early morning light by a troop of 7 British soldiers camped out on a colonist's farm in the second week of September. The troop watched as two huge hairy men came out of the woodland and crossed the landowner's back field. The landowner (who was known to be a British sympathizer) later told the troop that "They won't hurt you. Those two cross the field often but never hurt anyone." - Interesting to note, the next day the Red Coats silently broke camp and left a canteen and almost full powder horn behind.