TY - SER
KW - Native Americans
KW - keelboats
KW - Josiah Harmar (1753-1813)
KW - Anthony Wayne (1745-96)
KW - abolitionists
KW - John Brown (1800-59)
KW - Underground Railroad
KW - farms
KW - Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
KW - Protestants
KW - David Mead (1752-1816)
KW - Roger Alden (1754-1836)
AU - Florence Grauel Miller
AB - Historical short stories depicting pioneers and heroes of Crawford County, like David Mead, General Josiah Harmar, and abolitionist John Brown.
C1 - 1790-1860s
C3 - Allegheny River; French Creek; Oil Creek; Allegheny County; Pittsburgh; Crawford County; Meadville; Allegheny College; Conneaut Lake; Cambridge Springs; Cochranton; Titusville; Erie County; Lake Erie; Erie; Waterford; Fort Le Boeuf; Elk County; Mercer Cou
C4 - Historical
CY - The Tribune Publishing Company
LA - English
M3 - Short Stories
N2 - Historical short stories depicting pioneers and heroes of Crawford County, like David Mead, General Josiah Harmar, and abolitionist John Brown.
PB - Meadville, PA
PP - The Tribune Publishing Company
PY - 1929
RN - Florence Grauel Miller (1884-1969), born in Greenville, Mercer County, graduated from Pittsburgh's Allegheny High School and Allegheny College. She married Frank P. Miller, president of the McCrosky Tool Corporation and later a Pennsylvania State Senator who represented Crawford County in the 1920s. She also wrote books about Methodist history in Meadville, Crawford County.
EP - 210 p.
TI - Our Own Pioneers
ER -