miles along its southern end the historic Mason and Dixon line, and well-nigh thirty miles of it bordering upon and bounded on the east and southeast by the beautiful Octoraro, and all includ- ed now in the townships of Little Brit- ain, Fulton, Colerain and the Dru- mores. This entire section is too

of the county. Moses Combs, a brother of Martha Bazaillon, who had a trading post near Conoy, and died near St. John's Church, East Caln township, Chester county, and is buried by his sister's side, and Jacques LeTort, another French Canadian In- dian trader, first located on the Brandywine and later