Reminiscences of Pioneers of a Neighboring Township
Origsize: 7" x 21"; Origformat: Artifact; Resolution: 600 DPI
Name/Title
Reminiscences of Pioneers of a Neighboring Township
Entry/Object ID
NP.01.077
Scope and Content
A historic account of the early settlement of Dover originally posted from the Dover Committee. This account, by Ida Cahoon, focuses on the pioneer women and their tenacity and conviction braving the journey and unknown. She equates their bravery to that of the early Puritan mothers seeking out settlement for religious freedom.
PINK CAMBRIC.
Dover's First Bride was Arrayed Therein.
A ROOFED FENCE CORNER.
Makeshift in Early Times for a Blacksmith's Shop.
Reminisences of Pioneers of Neighboring Township - Noble Women Who Were No Less Pilgrims Than Their Puritan Mothers
