M ike,

Your statement implies that the Lenape Indians had established this boundary before the

arrival of the settlers. Who was on the other side of the line at that time?
Jack later as i was drifting toward the depa arc down the brandywine a creek which btw looks just as delicious as it sounds i saw another commemorative plaque which astonished me it said there was a big rock just below there on the bank tho out of view so i had to take it on faith which marked the lower boundary of the lenape indians their upper boundary being the source of the brandywine itself this was the first indian boundary marker stone i had ever heard of

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