Elinipsico's Town known as “Young King's Town” was located “just up the Kanawha from the fort.” Source: Shawnee Historian Don Greene.
From this guide by Greene I searched and searched and found an 1877 map that shows "Elinipsico."
Source: Illustrated atlas of the Upper Ohio River and Valley from Pittsburgh, Pa. to Cincinnati, Ohio. From United States official and special surveys compiled & drawn for the publishers by E.L. Hayes, assisted by E.F. Hayes, C.M. Beresford, assisted by S.A. Charpiot, F.L. Sanford, J.H. Sherman. Published by Titus, Simmons & Titus, 27 South Sixth Street Phila. 1877. Eng. by Worley & Bracher, 27 So. Sixth St. Phila, Pa. Printed by H.J. Toudy & Co. 623 Commerce St. Phila, Pa. Oldach & Mergenthaler Binders, S.E. Cor. 4th & Cherry Sts. Phila. Entered ... 1877, by Titus Simmons & Titus ... Washington. (view by) A. Ruger, del ...
I have archived this information plus quite a bit of references I have found, at Elinipsico's WeRelate profile and at his Find a Grave.
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