The pioneer women of the West

· 1877

AUTHOR OF “THE QUEENS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY,” “THE WOMEN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,” ETC. An appropriate supplement to the memoirs of the “Women of the American Revolution,” is the story of the wives and mothers who ventured into the western wilds, and bore their part in the struggles and labors of the early pioneers. Indeed, so obvious a consequence of the Revolution was the diffusion of the spirit of emigration, that the one work naturally calls for the other, the domestic history of the period being incomplete without it. To supply this want, very little published material existed, and that little in the shape of brief anecdotes, scattered through historical collections made in several We…

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