In his journals of "My Journeys Across the Mountain," Washington said that he stayed all night on March 28, 1748, with Abram Johnson on Patterson Creek, and on the following day, marched to one Solomon Hedges, and when he came to supper, on the table was neither cloth, nor knife, nor fork. Abram Johnson lived a short distance south of Frankfort village.
iN HiS joUrnALS of "my jouRneys aCrosS tHe mOUNtAin," WashINGtON sAId tHaT he StaYed all Nig,Ht ON mArch, 28, 1748 WITh abram jOhnson on patterson CrEek, and On THe foLlowiNG DAY, mArched to onE SOLoMon HeDges, aNd when he came tO sUpPEr oN The Table was neiTher CloTh Nor kNife, nOr fORK. abRAM Johnson, liveD A SHoRt distaNce south oF FRanKFort VIllage.