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76. Mrs. C. W Callerman, interview 1080, vol. 15, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman.
77. Tansill, "Narrative."
78. Maud Parshall Norris, interview 9837, vol. 67, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman.
79. Elizabeth Montgomery Neelley , "History of the Montgomery Family,
fr om 1825 to the Present Time, 1937," Barker T e xas History Collection,
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University of e xas, Austin.
80. Parrish, "Westward in 1850."
8 1 . Sanford, Mollie, 152.
82. J. H. Lowry, interview 10332, vol. 56, Indian-Pioneer Papers, University
of Oklahoma, Norman.
83 . T o wnsend, "Reminiscence."
84. Minnie Lee Parks, interview 8039, vol. 69, Indian-Pioneer Papers,
University of Oklahoma, Norman; Abigail Malick to her children, 8
December 1855, in Abigail Malick, "Letter" (1855), Beinecke Collection,
Yale University Library, New Haven, Conn.; Lily Klasner, My Girlhood
among Outlaws (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1972), 78; Rogers,
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"Iowa W o man in a rtime," pt. , Annals of Iowa 36 (summer 1961): 26-28;
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Mrs.Warren R. Fowler, "A Woman's Experience in Canon City" (1884),
Bancroft Library, Berkeley, Calif.; Chambers, Reminiscences, 45-47;
Sanford, Mollie, 186-89; and Bessie L. Lyon, "Hungry Indians," The
Palimpsest 9 (October 1928): 369.
85. W o nderly, Reminiscences, 9.
86. Agnes Morley Cleaveland, No Life f o r a Lady (Lincoln: University of
Nebraska Press, 1977) 40- 1 ; and Nannie T. Alderson, A Bride Goes f#st
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(Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1969), 216-17.
87. Jonaphrene S. Faulkner, typescript of novel "Prairie Home" (n.d.), Barker
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T e xas History Center, University of e xas, Austin.
88. Neelley, "History of the Montgomery Family."
89. Elizabeth McAnulty Owens, "The Story of Her Life" (1895), Barker e xas
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History Center, University of e xas, Austin.
90. Locklin, "Experience"; and Faulkner, "Letters fr om Algona."
91. Ruth Beitz, "They Guarded Iowa's Last Frontier," The Iowan 9
(February-March 1961): 11-12, 46.
92. Robert C. Carriker and Eleanor R. Carriker, eds., An Army W if e on the
Frontier:The Memoirs of Alice Blackwood Baldwin, 1867-1877 (Salt Lake City:
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93. Frances C. Carrington, My Army Life and the Fort Phil Kearney Massacre
(Freeport, N.Y: Books fo r Libraries Press, 1971).

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