Personal Stories and Histories of America's Woman Pioneers
CD Contents 6 Complete Searchable Publications on one CD
1. A woman's story of pioneer Illinois: First published privately with title: "Reminiscences of early life in Illinois by
our mother," Includes index, Chicago, Lakeside
Press, R.R. Donnelley & Sons, 1919, Tillson, Christiana Holmes, 190 pgs.
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2. Pioneer mothers of the West, or, Daring and heroic deeds of
American women, Ohio River Valley: Boston : Lee and Shepard, 1869 363 pgs. ......................
3. Historic Paxton, her days and her ways, 1722-1913: Paxtang Presbyterian Church (Dauphin County, Pa.) Women's Aid Society, family
recipes contributed by the Woman's Aid Society of Paxton Church
Harrisburg, Pa.: Priv. print., 1913, Wallace, Helen Bruce, 255 pgs. ......................
4. Life of a woman pioneer: as illustrated in the life of Elsie
Strawn Armstrong, 1789-1871: Part 1, Her personal history taken from a volume of rhymes composed by her, Part 2,
Short accounts of important events in pioneer times in which her sons took an
important part.Chicago, Ill., Armstrong, James E., 1931, 135 pgs. ......................
5. Military and genealogical records of the famous Indian
woman, Nancy Ward: "The book features her uncle, Attacullaculla, and her
son-in-law, General Joseph Martin, and wife, Betty (Ward) Martin." Includes bibliographical
references and index. Washington, D.C.: Burns, Annie Walker, 292 pgs. ......................
6. The Maumee Valley (Maumee River Valley Indiana and Ohio) Woman's part in pioneer home life: Toledo, Ohio: Andrews-Jones Printing
Co., 1895, 73 pgs.
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