What a great and interesting documentary ❤ I have been going to Bushy Run for over 50 YEARS! Us girls would ride our bikes out there from Jeannette every Saturday! What fun times❤
@@bradycrytzerofficial isn’t it! I would just like to see the correct History taught in schools and more dedication to the Indian tribes who I believe were the real founders of our Nation! That’s just my opinion anyway! I love that new monument that Bushy Run erected! I pretty much know that battle ground like the back of my hand! Good Luck and maybe someday I’ll be able to give back to that Historic Landmark! You never know ! Hahaha
Interesting. I don’t know how you’re able to hold my attention for so long on such obscure topics. It must be your skilled (and short) questions, and the quality of those persons you interview, as well as their number (just two). I’ve learned a lot, both from your story of the battle of Carlisle, and now of the Battle of Bushy Run. Keep up the good work! Edit: Subscribed.
My 6th Great Grandpa Died at the Battle of Bushy Run . He was the only Barrett’s Ranger to Die doing the maneuver to draw in the Indians Grandpa was listed as Joseph Randall but was Really David Randol. Have a copy of the list where he enlisted to Fight!
@@bradycrytzerofficial I have the Enlistment list where David joined Barrett’s Rangers Dated 26th July 1763 and a Court Document that he died at Bushy Run on August 5th. David was killed during feinting maneuver to draw in the French and Indians and was the only Barrett’s Ranger to die that Day. If I had an Email I can send it to you. David’s Son Enos and Grandson Pvt. David fought in the Revolutionary War.
@@rosslamore3099 Bushy Run was historic because it was the only time that a purely European force ever defeated a purely native force. Be sure to watch the video to gain a full understanding of the battle.
Nice work integrating the Bushy Run story into historical perspective.
Great Job. Many Thanks.
What a great and interesting documentary ❤ I have been going to Bushy Run for over 50 YEARS! Us girls would ride our bikes out there from Jeannette every Saturday! What fun times❤
Thanks! It’s such a special place for so many reasons!
@@bradycrytzerofficial isn’t it! I would just like to see the correct History taught in schools and more dedication to the Indian tribes who I believe were the real founders of our Nation! That’s just my opinion anyway! I love that new monument that Bushy Run erected! I pretty much know that battle ground like the back of my hand! Good Luck and maybe someday I’ll be able to give back to that Historic Landmark! You never know ! Hahaha
@@bradycrytzerofficial PS Great place to fly kites also!
Interesting. I don’t know how you’re able to hold my attention for so long on such obscure topics. It must be your skilled (and short) questions, and the quality of those persons you interview, as well as their number (just two). I’ve learned a lot, both from your story of the battle of Carlisle, and now of the Battle of Bushy Run. Keep up the good work!
Edit: Subscribed.
Thank you sir! I appreciate you’re kind words. I think the material is so interesting, it gets a hold you!
Will the talk from 3/19/22 at bushy run be posted? Or was that not filmed
My 6th Great Grandpa Died at the Battle of Bushy Run . He was the only Barrett’s Ranger to Die doing the maneuver to draw in the Indians Grandpa was listed as Joseph Randall but was Really David Randol. Have a copy of the list where he enlisted to Fight!
Wow I’d love to see that!
@@bradycrytzerofficial I have the Enlistment list where David joined Barrett’s Rangers Dated 26th July 1763 and a Court Document that he died at Bushy Run on August 5th. David was killed during feinting maneuver to draw in the French and Indians and was the only Barrett’s Ranger to die that Day. If I had an Email I can send it to you. David’s Son Enos and Grandson Pvt. David fought in the Revolutionary War.
20:17 I think he means "Wolfe ends it all in '59" (Quebec) or "Amherst ends it all in '60" (Montreal)
Im glad that the french are given the credit they deserve as traders and not conquers.
Empire is complicated, we make it too simple
Native defeat was good because... reasons!
@@rosslamore3099 Bushy Run was historic because it was the only time that a purely European force ever defeated a purely native force. Be sure to watch the video to gain a full understanding of the battle.
The Indians were Killing Settlers!