Pioneers History of Orleans County, New York (Adapted) #847588

Immerse yourself in the challenges, triumphs, and everyday experiences of the brave men and women who transformed a rugged wilderness into a thriving community.

Follow the pioneer families as they leave the relative comfort of New England to journey into the hostile wilderness of Western New York in the years 1790 to 1825 – before the Great Rebellion and the American Industrial Revolution.

Marvel at their fortitude as they fight bears, withstand debilitating sickness, and 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 important historical work by Arad Thomas (1871). 19th-century language of the narrative has been adapted for a modern audience.

Key features include detailed accounts of early settlements, notable figures, and access to companion resources, including a glossary and a cache of high-resolution maps.

Perfect for historians, genealogists, and lovers of early American history, this book will be a unique gift for anyone interested in Western New York's rich heritage. 

Volume 1 of 3 in the series “Pioneers of Orleans County.”
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Parental Guidance Suggested: This book contains references to historical events involving illness, accidents, and loss, which may not be suitable for younger readers without supervision.