The Border Settlers of Northwestern Virginia From 1768 to 1795: Embracing the Life of Jesse Hughes and Other Noted Scouts of the Great Woods of the Trans-Allegheny

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The Border Settlers of Northwestern Virginia from 1768 to 1795: Embracing the Life of Jesse Hughes and Other Noted Scouts of the Great Woods of the Trans-Allegheny

Lucullus Virgil McWhorter

William Elsey Connelley

John Patterson MacLean

Franklin Classics Trade Press

Wild Bill And His Era: The Life And Adventures Of James Butler Hickok

Wild Bill and His Era: The Life and Adventures of James Butler Hickok

Cooper Square

<p>Classic history of the establishment of Harman’s Station, one of the earliest settlements in Eastern Kentucky. The author wrote about the capture of Jennie Wiley by Native Americans in the 19th century, her captivity and her ultimate escape. First written in 1910, the book contains four additional chapters written in Edward R. Hazelett in 1966 about Matthias Harman, the Scotch-Irish in Eastern Kentucky and information about Professor Connelley. This volume has 176 pages, with 28 photographs, maps and illustrations. $28.00, plus $4.00 shipping.</p>

The Founding of Harman's Station and the Wiley Captivity

Edward R. Hazelett

East Kentucky Press, Inc.

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