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May 16, 2011 · A. Journey to Ohio. in 1810. As Recorded in the Journal of. Margaret van Horn Dwight. Edited with an Introduction by. Max Farrand. New Haven. Yale University Press. Copyright, 1912, by Yale University Press. Printed in the United States of America. First published, October, 1912. Second printing, December, 1912. Third printing, December, 1913.
Oct 25, 2014 · On Oct. 22, 1810, Margaret Van Horn Dwight set out to join cousins in Connecticut’s Western Reserve – later known as Ohio, but known to Margaret as New Connecticut. In Warren, Ohio, she met and married William Bell, an Irish-born wholesale merchant. They lived most of their lives in Pittsburgh, where they made their home a center of hospitality.
Dwight, Margaret Van Horn, 1790-1834 -- Diaries, United States -- Description and travel, Atlantic States -- Description and travel, Pennsylvania -- Description and travel, Ohio -- Description and travel
About the Book. In his introduction, Jay Gitlin, a professor of history at Yale University, says more about Margaret Van Horn Dwight's wagon journey in 1810 from New Haven, Connecticut, to Warren, Ohio, where she would find a husband, bear thirteen children, and die in middle-age.
Book Review: A Journey to Ohio in 1810, by Margaret van Horn Dwight; Journeys in New Worlds: Early American Women's Narratives, edited by William L. Andrews, Sargent Bush Jr., Annette Kolodny, Amy Shrager Land, and Daniel B. Shea | Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography.
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Sep 4, 2022 · Margaret Van Horn Dwight (ca. 1779-1820) is best known for her contribution to early American literature through her detailed and insightful record of frontier life, most notably...
Dec 2, 2019 · Buy eBook - $2.99. A Journey to Ohio in 1810, as Recorded in the Journal of Margaret Van Horn Dwight. Margaret Van Horn Dwight. Good Press, Dec 2, 2019 - Travel - 148 pages. In...
