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147. Carpenter, "Diary," and Mihesuah, American Indians, 76-78.
148. Bunyard, "Diary."
149. Mary Maverick, "Memoirs" ( 1 8 81), Barker T e xas History Center,
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University of e xas, Austin; and Parsons, "Women in Sunbonnets."
ISO. Jean W e bster, "The Myth of Hardship on the Oregon T r ail," Reed College
Bulletin 24 Oanuary 1946): 34.
lS . Sexton, Foster Family, 194-9S.
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152. W a lker, Hall Family, 29.
IS3. Hodgson, "Life of a Pioneer Family," and Hare, "Reminiscences."
IS4. Capron, "Life in the Army," 367.
ISS. Hanna, "Journal"; Minnie Lee Cardwell Miller, "The Road to Y e sterday"
(1937), Bancroft Library, Berkeley, Calif.; and Lord, Reminiscences.
IS6. Hopping, "Incidents of Pioneer Life."
IS7. Miller, "Road to e sterday"; and DonaldA. Grinde and Bruce E. Johansen,
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Ecocide of Native America: Environmental Destruction if Indian Lands and
Peoples (Santa Fe, N.Mex.: Clear Light, 1995).
IS8. Furness, "From Prairie to Pacific."
IS9. Belknap, "Reminiscences"; Caples, "Overland Journey to California"; and
Olive Cordon Miller, "Pioneer Gordon Family" (n.d.), Bancroft Library,
Berkeley, Calif.
160. Gretchen M. Bataille and Kathleen Mullen Sands, American Indian JiVOmen:
Telling Their Lives (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1984), 2-9.
161. Chambers, "Reminiscences," 13, 47; Mrs. Edward Dyer, "Diary" (1860),
Barker T e xas History Center, University of T e xas, Austin; Jones,
"Recollections"; Karchner, "Diary"; Kaiser and Knuth, "From Ithaca to
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Clatsop Plains," pt. , 282, 363; Dwight G. McCarty, Stories if Pioneer Life
on the Iowa Prairie (Emmetsburg, Iowa: Emmetsburg Publishing, r974), 20;
Valentine McGillycuddy, "Notebook" (1876) and notes kept by his wife,
Fanny (1877), Beinecke Collection,Yale University Library, New Haven,
Conn.; Norton, "Diary"; and Harriet M. Hill Townsend, "Reminiscences"
(n.d.), privately held by Frank Kerulis, a verly, Iowa.
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162. Millington, 'Journal."
163. Susan Scheckel, The Insistence if the Indian: Race and Nationalism in
Nineteenth-Century American Culture (Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University
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Press, r998), 70-9 .
164. Maverick, "Memoirs"; and Rabb, "Reminiscences."
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r6s. Martha V e bster Simmons, "The e bster Massacre" (192S), Barker e xas
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History Center, University of e xas, Austin.
r66. Elizabeth McAnulty Owens, "The Story of Her Life" (r89S), Barker e xas
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History Center, University of T e xas, Austin.; Mary Fokes Locklin,
"Experience of Abigail McLennan Fokes and Family as T o ld by Her
Daughter" (n.d.),BarkerTexas History Center, University ofTexas,Austin.
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