TY - SER
KW - pioneers
KW - fathers and daughters
AU - Anne Colver
AU - Garth [Montgomery] Williams
AB - Sequel to <em>Bread-and-Butter Indian</em> (1964). Young Barbara Baum’s family treks west across the Alleghenies to find her father, who had gone ahead to set up a new homestead. 
C1 - 1784
C3 - Allegheny Mountains; Allegheny River; Bedford County; Bedford; Westmoreland County; Hempfield Twp.; Hannastown; Venango County; French Creek (tributary); Franklin; Ft. Franklin
C4 - Children’s; Adventure
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N1 - Anne Colver is a pseudonym of Polly Anne Graff (1908-91).
N2 - Sequel to <em>Bread-and-Butter Indian</em> (1964). Young Barbara Baum’s family treks west across the Alleghenies to find her father, who had gone ahead to set up a new homestead. 
PB - Holt, Rinehart, and Winston
PY - 1970
RN - Polly Anne Graff (1908-91), born in Cleveland and educated at Pine Manor and Whitman Colleges, authored more than 30 books. Garth Williams (1912-96) was an artist and illustrator.
EP - 101 p.
TI - Bread-and-Butter Journey
ER -