Decampt early this
morning, & arivd at Crownpoint; landed above the fort, & incampt. This
day it raind & thundred prety much in ye forenoon. Went to view the works,
which I think, when finished, may be justly stild the strongest place the
English has on the continent. Here, I' bleive, is our station for this campeign,
for there is an immense sight of work to be done before these forts are
compleated.
SOURCE: Samuel
Jenks, Diary of Captain Samuel Jenks
During the French and Indian War, 1760, p. 6
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