in Summers County, West Virginia. Mary Ingles Cultural Heritage Park, adjacent to the Radford Visitors' Center, includes a bronze statue cast from the same mold as the one at the Boone County Public Library in Burlington, Kentucky. The Mary Ingles Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution is located in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. See also William Ingles Thomas Ingles Draper's Meadow massacre James Patton (Virginia colonist) Lower Shawneetown Notes References External links Mary Draper Ingles, History and Culture, National Park Service website. Mary Draper Ingles Trail Blazers website and The Mary Draper Ingles Trail, efforts to recreate the route taken by Mary Ingles. Mary Draper Ingles' Return To Virginia's New River Valley, Blue Ridge Country website "Mary Draper Ingles", Boone County Public Library John Ingles, "The Narrative of Col. John Ingles Relating to Mary Ingles and the Escape from Big Bone Lick," 1824, Transcribed and edited for clarity by James Duvall, 2008, Boone County Public Library, Burlington, KY Scanned pages of the original John Ingles manuscript. "Memoirs of Letitia Preston Floyd, written Feb. 22, 1843 to her son Benjamin Rush Floyd", a primary source differing from John Ingles' account. Mary Ingles and the Escape from Big Bone Lick, A detailed examination of Mary Ingles' story, with illustrations. A map of northern Kentucky in 1796, showing "Bigbone Creek", the site of Mary Ingles' escape, and the Ohio River along which she traveled during the first half of her journey. "The Making of the Mary Draper Ingles Statue," Boone County Public Library, 7 Nov 2017. 1732 births 1755 in the Thirteen Colonies 1815 deaths American people of Irish descent Blacksburg, Virginia Boone County, Kentucky Burials in Virginia Captives of Native Americans American captivity narratives American escapees History of Kentucky History of Virginia History of West Virginia People from Philadelphia People from Radford, Virginia Virginia colonial people People of the French and Indian War