My grandfather, John Eatton Le Conte, as already stated, was accustomed to spending his winters on his Georgia plantation and his summers in New York. At this time – soon after the War of the Revolution – the Indian country was just over the Altamaha River, about fifteen to twenty miles from the plantation. The ...
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