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The mohawk valley was a breadbasket, growing wheat and corn, as well as hay for forage. The raids on the iroquois in 1779 meant a period of peace for the valley, and growers were able to build up a small store of provisions.
This is a bibliography of most of our biographical and historical volumes currently being used for transcription to our various pennsylvania counties. Some of this information is held at the databoards and some is on the county pages. Links are provided to take you to the location where possible.
This first volume in the new stories of the susquehanna valley series describes the native american presence in the susquehanna river valley, a key crossroads of the old eastern woodlands between the great lakes and the chesapeake bay in northern appalachia.
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The knox mine disaster was a turning point in history because it contributed to both economic and social changes in the wyoming valley of northeastern pennsylvania. Pennsylvania was one of the largest producers of anthracite coal in the united states, and this tragedy negatively affected its production.
Came to america from england in 168 1 with william penn's col- ony of quaker emigrants. John wright, one of the number, in a short time after the landing,.
Describes other carboniferous limestonebeds in pennsylvania and the occurrenceand ho rizon of the heds in the wyoming valley. Second report of progress' in the an thracite coal regions.
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The wyoming valley surrounds a stretch of the susquehanna river just as it bends gently from east to west in the northeast comer of present-day pennsylvania. Within this valley on 3 july 1778, a battle took place between americans and a combined force of british, tories, and indians.
Although the name was applied to most of the northern quarter of pennsylvania, the wyoming valley of the revolution was the twenty-five-mile stretch of the susquehanna river below the mouth of the lackawanna river, including modern wilkes-barre. Wyoming comes from the delaware indian name m'cheuwómink, upon the great plain.
A brief bibliography of pennsylvania history for high school teachers wilkes-barre and the wyoming valley (2 vols.
11 jul 2018 the university of wyoming released a promo video with their newest slogan 'the world needs more cowboys.
Chapters in wyoming valley history by sheldon spear and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at abebooks.
A low extended plain, usually alluvial, penetrated or washed by a river. The valley of the connecticut is remarkable for its fertility and beauty.
The buried wyoming valley on the susquehanna river strikes parallel to the direction of ice movement and contains overdeepened rock basins separated by rock ridges.
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1845 letters from charles miner to his son on the history of wyoming in for king george the connecticut claimants repossess themselves of the valley. Book debt-citation for toryism-difficulty settled by marriage-post establi.
The valley of the upper yellowstone-an exploration of the headwaters of the yellowstone river in the year 1869.
The influence of the iroquois on the history and archeology of the wyoming valley, pennsylvania and adjacent region. A history of the new york iroquois, now commonly called the six nations.
Built as an elementary public school, it is located a couple miles south of taliesin and was designed by wright in 1956.
The jews of wilkes-barre: 150 years (1845-1995) in the wyoming valley of pennsylvania – edited by marjorie levin, wilkes-barre, pa, jewish community center of wyoming valley, 1999 the philadelphia group and philadelphia jewish history: a guide to archival and bibliographic collections – dianne ashton.
Tells of the thriving african-american community that goes back to the valley's earliest days. Tells of the steamboats that were a common sight on the river in the 19th century.
With illustrations, biographical sketches and portraits of some pioneers and prominent residents.
1 may 2019 pennsylvania and wyoming valley history bibliography: john wilkes. This guide highlights a selection of pennsylvania and wyoming valley.
Kulp; category: biography and autobiography; length: 515 pages; year: 1885.
Born 1945; raised in the wyoming valley of the susquehanna river. From american university, washington, dc; double major in history and education. Military service 1967-1969, including 1 year in vietnam; 1st infantry division.
Telephone (the wyoming free library is a member of the luzerne county library system).
Tiful and fertile valley situated in northeastern pennsyl-vania. Called the wyoming valley, it borders the north branch of the susquehanna river, is about 20 miles long and three to four miles wide. In delaware indian dialect, the name maughwauwame meant large plains, angli-cized to wyoming.
The battle of wyoming was an encounter during the american revolutionary war between american patriots and loyalists accompanied by iroquois raiders which took place in the wyoming valley of pennsylvania on july 3, 1778, in exeter and wyoming, pennsylvania. After the battle, settlers claimed that the iroquois raiders had hunted and killed fleeing patriots, then committed ritual torture against 30 to 40 who had surrendered, until they died.
Recent student work includes a collecting project documenting the plague year, an exhibit on photography at the anthracite heritage museum; an exhibit on the peace activism of the american friends service committee in the 20th century; oral history projects; online exhibits on 20th-century life in the wyoming valley; and research essays featuring local history source materials and narratives.
“built by the state of pennsylvania, 1831-1834, this canal opened the wyoming valley’s anthracite field to the mid-atlantic coal trade. Along with the railroads, it ultimately enabled this valley [in lucerne county] to become the world’s largest anthracite coal producer.
Joseph brant is today remembered as one of the greatest mohawk political and military leaders, who fought one the side of great britain during the time of seven years war and american war of the independence. He dedicated his life in the protection of the native american sovereignty and lands.
The journal of open humanities data (johd) aims to be a key part of a thriving community of scholars sharing humanities data. The journal features peer reviewed publications describing humanities research objects or techniques with high potential for reuse. Humanities subjects of interest to johd include, but are not limited to art history, classics, history, linguistics, literature, modern.
Bibliography this selective bibliography includes books, dissertations, theses, and articles about the international ladies' garment workers' union, as well as union histories and congressional testimony by the members, staff, and officers of the ilgwu.
The battle of wyoming: for liberty and life explores the infamous 1778 revolutionary war battle in wyoming valley, pennsylvania. The battle of wyoming (and the so-called wyoming massacre that followed) was a relatively small event, but its impact would help to dictate the fates of britain, the american indians, and the newborn united states.
Chainbreakers war: a seneca chief remembers the american revolution (hansonville, 2002). Georges rogers clark and the winning of the old northwest (washington, 1975).
(wyoming valley) born on a farm in wyoming valley, wisconsin and a life-long resident of wisconsin. She was a teacher, lecturer, editor and writer who published six books of poetry and two plays.
The welsh of wilkes-barre and the wyoming valley author: hartmann, edward george, 1912- published: (1985) 1830-1915, eighty-five years of banking in wilkes-barré a brief narrative of the origin, growth and present status of the wyoming national bank, the oldest existing bank in north-eastern pennsylvania author: harvey, oscar jewell, 1851-1922.
Wyoming valley massacre, pennsylvaniawyoming valley massacre, pennsylvania. Although the name was applied to most of the northern quarter of pennsylvania, the wyoming valley of the revolution was the twenty-five-mile stretch of the susquehanna river below the mouth of the lackawanna river, including modern wilkes-barre.
Harding before the wyoming valley chapter, daughters of the american revolution. Publications of the buffalo historical society 6 (1903), 381-526.
Constant references: jim reeds' voynich bibliography (voynich-related publications from 1914-2001).
A history of wilkes-barre, luzerne county, pennsylvania: from its first beginnings to the present time, including chapters of newly-discovered early wyoming.
Captain daniel rosecrans served in the american revolution as captain of the wyoming valley (pennsylvania) soldiers. After the captain s capture by indians his wife took her family to new jersey, then back to wyoming valley, and last to sussex on the state line trying to find a safe place to raise her children.
He settled with his three brothers at wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, as an original proprietor in 1770. With three brothers and two brothers-in-law he was killed at the massacre of wyoming valley, pennsylvania, july 3, 1778.
Wyoming borough utilizes building inspection/code enforcement services from the city of non-payment of sanitation fee will result in a citation being filed at the district magistrate's office.
Stephen crane was one of america's foremost realistic writers, and his works have been credited with marking the beginning of modern american naturalism. His civil war novel the red badge of courage (1895) is a classic of american literature that realistically depicts the psychological complexities of fear and courage on the battlefield.
Daniel boone, early american frontiersman and legendary hero who helped blaze a trail through cumberland gap, a notch in the appalachian mountains near the juncture of virginia, tennessee, and kentucky. Boone had little formal schooling but learned to read and write.
459: 1940 census figures wyoming, a guide to its history, highways, and people pass station stone stream summer territory teton.
Historical record of wyoming valley volume 6 (1901) (source: myheritage) ($) the historical reocrd of wyoming valley (source: internet archive) history of hanover township, including sugar notch, ashley, and nanticoke boroughs and also a history of wyoming valley, in luzerne county, pennsylvania (1885) (source: internet archive).
In 1776 to continental companies had been placed in the wyoming valley for the protection of the settlers, chiefly connecticut emigrants. Two years later major john butler, commanding a force 800 strong, of indians, british and tories, descended upon the valley.
The sesqui-centennial of the battle of wyoming, july 2, 3, 4, 1778 – 1928.
Buy a bibliography of the wyoming valley, pennsylvania; being a catalogue of all books, pamphlets and other ephemera in any way relating to its history; with.
“living in anthracite: mining landscape and sense of place in wyoming valley, pennsylvania. Folklorist of the coal fields: george korson’s life and work.
Contents (selected): report of the archaeological committee, local shell-beds, pittston fort, bibliography of wyoming valley, calvin wadhams, reports. Wyoming historical and geological society, wilkes-barre, pa, 1885.
John durkee, a veteran of the french and indian war, settled a band of connecticut colonists in the wyoming valley under grants issued by the susquehanna.
However, this time in response to a dispute in another state. Settlers were buying grants from connecticut and moving into the wyoming valley in pennsylvania in the late 1760s. Pennsylvania wanted the settlers to pay them for the same deeds.
Other titles 150 years (1845-1995) in the wyoming valley of pennsylvania, one hundred fifty years (1845-1995) in the wyoming valley of pennsylvania.
; author: horace edwin hayden; category: minutes and reports; length: 50 pages; year: 1885.
By 1850 the valley and surrounding area had become a substantial contributor to the wyoming valley grain, fruit and vegetable markets. When visiting area markets, the farmers referred to this dell at the foot of lee’s mountain as lyon’s valley, distinguishing the place with the name of the most notable landholder.
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Pennsylvania and wyoming valley history bibliography: john wilkes this guide highlights a selection of pennsylvania and wyoming valley books from the farley library's collection.
Northeast pennsylvania's wyoming valley was truly a dark and bloody ground, the site of murders, massacres, and pitched battles. The valley's turbulent history was the product of a bitter contest over property and power known as the wyoming controversy.
Settlement of the area (which also included land west of the wyoming valley and made up almost one-third of pennsylvania) quickly became a divisive issue.
History of hanover township, including sugar notch, ashley, and nanticoke boroughs and also a history of wyoming valley, in luzerne county, pennsylvania.
Annals of luzerne county; a record of interesting events, traditions, and anecdotes from the first settlement in wyoming valley to 1866, by stewart pearce. History of the certified township of kingston pennsylvania 1769 to 1929 together with a short account of the fourteenth commonwealth, by william brewster.
Village of wyoming, wyoming valley penn'a scene of the massacre of july 3rd 1778 wyoming valley penn'a aerial view of the borough of wyoming, the wyoming valley, and a section of the susquehanna river northward to horizon.
4 mar 2019 the british forces began attacking settlers as early as june 28th when three men working at a gristmill were killed.
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