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3 A 55
Indian Captivity

Two miles east on Cumberland River was Neely's Lick, later called Larkin Sulphur Spring. Here, in the fall of 1780 William Neely was killed and his daughter Mary captured by Indians. Carried by her captors to Michigan, she escaped after two years, and made her way to New York State, and thence eventually back to her home here.

Tennessee Historical Commission

Marker reads the same on both sides.

Marker Name: 3 A 55 - Indian Captivity Marker Location: Roadside Type of Marker: Person Marker Number: 3 A 55 Group(s) Responsible for placing Marker: Tennessee Historical Commission

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