--Shane Sia, Town of Shelby and Ridgeway Historian
—Cherie Mills, 6th Generation Pioneer Descendant.
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Experience authentic accounts of emigrants from diverse cultures who, seeking fertile land and refuge from famine, persecution, and political turmoil, united to face the challenges of Western New York’s wilderness. Leaving behind class divisions and religious differences, they forged a resilient community through perseverance, ingenuity, and collaboration in the wake of the American Revolutionary War.
For history enthusiasts, this series offers a detailed glimpse into the lives of early Americans during the birth of our nation. Stories that have been lost in time but that deserve remembrance.
—Conrad Baker, New York Naturalist and Writer.
As a modern American and a 7th-generation pioneer descendant, I only had a vague sense of my family's history. If you, like me, feel disconnected from your family roots, I hope this series instills a sense of strength and pride in our shared heritage.
Amanda Burris
Author/Editor
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Listen to personal stories as told by the pioneers themselves. Narrated using the most advanced voice generator available today.
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This important work by Arad Thomas has been refreshed with updated text, pictures, and a glossary.
500+ pages of pioneer history
This book provides a detailed look at everthing a pioneer family needed to know to survive and thrive in the 19th century wilderness.
467 pages of pioneer wisdom
This book includes recipes that use wild game and foraged ingredients - including emergency sustenance used when the families were starving during the "year without a summer."
120+ pages of recipes and stories
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