Episode 2 of 4

Crossing the Monongahela and the Great Catawba War Path

When
Summer 1767
Where
Monongahela River and Great Catawba War Path
Part of
Completion of the Mason–Dixon Line survey

In the summer of 1767 the surveying party crossed the Monongahela River and the Great Catawba War Path, violating a treaty limiting westward expansion of English settlements.

During the summer of 1767, the surveying party crossed the Monongahela River and the Great Catawba War Path. This crossing violated a treaty limiting the westward expansion of English settlements, an episode that preceded the party's eventual halt at Dunkard Creek in October 1767.

Sources

  1. Charles Mason Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-05

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