TY - SER
KW - Native Americans
KW - Quakers
KW - pioneers
KW - Arthur St. Clair (1737-1818)
KW - Simon Girty (1741-1818)
KW - William Crawford (1722-82)
KW - Black Americans
AU - Ann Finlayson
AU - W. T. [Witold Tadeusz] Mars
AB - Harry Warrilow, 19, and his 23-year-old sister, Sukey, move to the Western Pennsylvania frontier to establish their own 300-acre farm. Rough frontiersmen like Simon Girty, however, challenge their land deed signed by Governor John Penn.
C1 - 1772
C3 - Allegheny Mountains; Kiskiminetas River; Allegheny County; Monongahela River; Allegheny River; Turtle Creek (tributary); Pittsburgh; Mt. Washington; Downtown; Semple’s Tavern; Ft. Pitt; Grant’s Hill; South Side; Ormsby’s Tavern; Armstrong County; Kittanni
C4 - Children’s; Historical; Biographical; Western
CY - New York
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N1 - Mt. Washington is referred to as Coal Hill, as it was then known.
N2 - Harry Warrilow, 19, and his 23-year-old sister, Sukey, move to the Western Pennsylvania frontier to establish their own 300-acre farm. Rough frontiersmen like Simon Girty, however, challenge their land deed signed by Governor John Penn.
PB - Frederick Warne & Company
PP - New York
PY - 1974
RN - Ann Finlayson (1925-2006), born in New York City, was the author of more than ten books for children. She died in Chester County, Pennsylvania. W.T. Mars (1908—1985), born in Rzesna, Poland, was an illustrator.
EP - 209 p.
TI - Greenhorn on the Frontier
ER -