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HUTSON MEMORIAL

Hutsonville was named after the Isaac Hutson family massacred by Indians in 1813 at a spot sixty-four rods due east of this marker. Hutson was killed later in a skirmish with the Indians near Fort Harrison, Indiana.

Erected by the Illinois State Historical Society, 1951.

Rose St., 1.5 miles S. of Hutsonville, Crawford County Illinois


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