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               35.  Mary Eliza  a rner, "Diary" (1864), Bancroft Library, Berkeley, Calif.
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               36.  Lucy Rutledge  Cooke,  Covered VVtl  g on Days: Crossing the Plains in  1852
                  (Modesto, Calif.: Privately published, 1923), 22.
               37.  Millington, "Journal."
               38.  Andrews, "Diary."
               39.  W a rner, "Diary."
               40.  Katherine Dunlap, "Journal" (1864), Bancroft Library, Berkeley, Calif.
               41.  Lucy Sexton, The Foster Family,  California Pioneers (Santa Barbara, Calif.:
                  Press of the Schouer Printing Studio, 1925), 123.
               42.  Emily McCowen Horton, My Scrap-book (Seattle, Wash.: N.p., 1927), 17.
               43.  Mary Burrell, "Diary of a Journey Overland from Council Bluffs to Green
                  Valley,  California, April 27 to September  I ,   1854," Beinecke Collection,
                  Y a le University Library, New Haven, Conn.
               44.  Pauline W o nderly, Reminiscences of  a Pioneer (Placerville, Calif.: El Dorado
                  County Historical Society, 1965): 9.
               45.  John  D. Unruh,  Plains  Across:  The  Overland  Emigrants  and  the  Trans­
                  Mississip p i West, 1840-1860 (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1979), 156,
                   175-76.
               46.  Munkres, "Plains Indian Threat," 198-200.
               47.  Lavinia H. Porter, By  Ox Team to  California: A  Narrative  of Crossing the
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                  Plains in 1860 (Oakland, Calif.: Oakland Enquirer Publishing, 1910), 79-8 ,
                  95-96.
               48.  Fosdick, "Across the Plains."
               49.  Unruh, Plains Across,  135.
               50.  May  Callan Tansill, "Narrative"  (n.d.), Barker T e xas  History  Center,
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                  University of  e xas, Austin.
               5 1 .   Abigail Raymond Smith to her brothers and sisters, 5 May 1840,Beinecke
                  Coliection,Yale University Library, New Haven, Conn.
               52.  In a study of 103  women's  overland diaries Lillian Schlissel discovered
                  that only 7 percent recorded attacks by American Indians. Lillian Schlissel,
                   UiJmen � Diaries of  the Westward Journey (New  o rk: Schocken Books, 1982),
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                   154. Other scholars who have also argued that the Indian threat was vastly
                  exaggerated are  Munkres, "Plains Indian Threat," 193-22 ;   and Unruh,
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                  Plains Across,  9, 135-36, 156-200, 386, 395-96, 408-9.
               53.  Murphy, "Across the Plains," 409.
               54.  Margaret W Chambers, Reminiscences (N.p., 1903), 13.
               55.  Charlotte  Stearns  Pengra,  "Diary"  (1853),  Huntington  Library,  San
                  Marino, Calif.
               56.  Porter, By Ox-Team to  California, 65, 67, 69-70.
               57.  Jennings, interview 10025·
               58.  Williams, interview 6877.
               59.  Ella Bird-Dumont, "True Life Story ofElia Bird-Dumont, Earliest Settler



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