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Description and travel, Travel, Diaries, Ohio, description and travel, United states, description and travel, Pennsylvania, description and travel, Atlantic states, description and travel, Dwight, Margaret Van Horn, 1790-1834 -- Diaries, United States -- Description and travel, Atlantic States -- Description and travel, Pennsylvania -- Description and travel, Ohio -- Description and travelPlaces
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A journey to Ohio in 1810: as recorded in the journal of Margaret Van Horn Dwight
1991, University of Nebraska Press
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A journey to Ohio in 1810: as recorded in the journal of Margaret van Horn Dwight
1920, Yale University Press
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1913, Yale University Press
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Includes bibliographical references (p. xvii-xix).
"A Bison book."
Originally published: New Haven : Yale University Press, 1912.
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Author Margaret Dwight (1790-1834) was the daughter of a physician and the niece of a President of Yale College. Her father died in 1796 and her mother later remarried, so Margaret lived with other family members. In 1810, at the age of 19, she traveled from New Haven, CT. to Warren, OH. by wagon to live with cousins. She had promised one cousin that that she would keep a journal of her trip, and sent her this account immediately afterward. Margaret Dwight would go on to marry William Bell in 1811 in Ohio. They moved to Pittsburgh and raised a family of thirteen children.
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