 However, the two sides failed to reach agreement on the location of the boundary, and unauthorized settlement recommenced within a short time.In 1726, the English born Quaker leader John Wright and two associates with their families settled near the river.They had been coming to the birding swarms along the Conejohela Flats since 1724 and had made friends and converted an appreciable number of Indians, most by working their way through the marshy shallows on the opposite (west or right) bank of the Susquehanna.