"Col. John Fee lived on the Juniata opposite the Raystown Branch as early as 1774. He served in the Revolution, and was an active member of Capt. Blair's expedition against the Tories. His sons John and George both were in the American army in the war of 1812. He kept a public-house on the river, and later was engaged in the same business at the Warm Springs. His last place of residence was in the eastern part of Henderson, on what is known as the John Lower farm. Col. Fee was twice married, his first wife being a Miss Kelley, the second a Miss Jackson. By the former he had a son named John, and by the latter, among other children, a son named George, who married Mary Porter and reared a large family of children bearing the names of Jackson, William, John, Washington, James, Rachel, Lydia, and Mary...." History of Huntingdon and Blair Counties, J. Simpson Africa, 1883, page 280
"Col. John Fee lived on the Juniata opposite the Raystown Branch as early as 1774. He served in the Revolution, and was an active member of Capt. Blair's expedition against the Tories. His sons John and George both were in the American army in the war of 1812. He kept a public-house on the river, and later was engaged in the same business at the Warm Springs. His last place of residence was in the eastern part of Henderson, on what is known as the John Lower farm. Col. Fee was twice married, his first wife being a Miss Kelley, the second a Miss Jackson. By the former he had a son named John, and by the latter, among other children, a son named George, who married Mary Porter and reared a large family of children bearing the names of Jackson, William, John, Washington, James, Rachel, Lydia, and Mary...." History of Huntingdon and Blair Counties, J. Simpson Africa, 1883, page 280
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