the Ohio by Ensign Ward had returned to this place." From the expression "had returned" it is fair to infer that she formerly lived there and was subsequently buried there. References Burns, Jonathan A., Drobnock, George John, and Smith, Jared M. 2008. Croghan at Aughwick: History, Maps, and Archaeology Collide in the Search for Fort Shirley. Paper Presented Pioneer America Society October 2008. Hazard, Samuel. 1851. Pennsylvania Archives, vol. II. Joseph Severns and Co., Philadelphia, PA. Hazard, Samuel. 1878. Pennsylvania Archives, vol. VI. Joseph Severns and Co., Philadelphia, PA. Hazard, Samuel. 1851. The Pennsylvania Colonial Records, vol. VI, Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. Theodore Fenn and Co., Harrisburg, PA. Story of Queen Aliquippa - National Park Service: https://www.nps.gov/people/queen-alliquippa.htm https://www.nps.gov/fone/learn/historyculture/upload/FONE%20Alliquippa%20SiteB_NBl_pc-header.pdf Female Native American leaders Seneca people 18th-century women rulers 1754 deaths People from McKeesport, Pennsylvania Year of birth unknown Place of birth unknown 18th-century Native American women 18th-century Native Americans Native American people from Pennsylvania