mid-1800s. Nevertheless, in the original edition of Smith's account, he notes that the "Canesadooharie" was "about 8 miles east of Sandusky or betwixt Sandusky and Cayahaga (the Cuyahoga River); the Black River is approximately midway between the Sandusky and the Cuyahoga. Smith also notes that the Canesadooharie "interlocks with the West Branch of the Muskingum." Potentially, this could refer to the relatively short portage between the Huron River and the Black Fork of the Mohican River, which connects into the Muskingum. Just as likely, Smith could be referring to the even shorter portage between the Black River and Killbuck Creek. "Riviere en Grys" (another GNIS name for the Black River) was instead originally the name of now Beaver Creek, several miles west of the Black River. See also List of rivers of Ohio References Rivers of Ohio Rivers of Ashland County, Ohio Rivers of Lorain County, Ohio Rivers of Medina County, Ohio Tributaries of Lake Erie