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by Arad Thomas (Author), A. Burris (Editor)
Follow the journeys of pioneer families as they leave the relative comfort of New England, joined by immigrants from diverse backgrounds, to carve out a new life in the untamed wilderness of Western New York.
Learn as their stories unfold in the wake of the Revolutionary War, through the trials of the War of 1812, and touch upon events that echo even into the Great Rebellion.
Admire their courage and determination to shape a rugged frontier into thriving communities, laying the foundation for generations to come.
Marvel at their fortitude as they fight bears, withstand debilitating sickness, and struggle to survive starvation during the "year without a summer."
Explore the founding of villages, the formation of towns, and the personal tales of the early settlers richly detailed in their own words, all meticulously detailed in this significant historical work by Arad Thomas (1871).
This annotated version includes updated language, a comprehensive glossary, and an extended name and subject index.
This book will be an excellent gift for Pioneer descendants, History Enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to know more about Early Americans.
