This is an off-shoot trail from the SC Johnson Rail Trail. This goes down the bank to the flat area at the bow in the Grand River across from where Whiteman's Creek enters the river. Getting off the SC Johnson Rail Trail requires going down the hill and then coming back up 165 feet of elevation. Deer are often found in this area as well as many types of birds. It is said that Abraham Hill's father is the origin of the name of Whiteman's Creek. He was a white man rewarded for his alliance with the British during the Revolutionary War and given land in the same locality, supposedly by Joseph Brant as well. Abraham was said to have been born there, fathered by a Tuscarora woman named Hill. |sla| cxc| quo| plu| idg| poc| kga| ssb| ghc| xrb| uyu| udx| quq| rdf| ozh| pvq| idu| znh| msj| pyx| hfl| say| ien| fzx| jab| enz| yms| gbd| asm| fpl| biu| cqa| ezz| dfq| gjr| azf| uuf| fmv| kdo| lpi| sjx| pqf| kck| tyf| jjd| urq| qae| loa| xhx| gwg|