A detailed descriiption of Philadelphia Quaker's work with the Allegany Senecas from 1795 to 1960.
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Lois Barton, amateur historian is a long time editor of the LANE COUNTY HISTORIAN, and is a published poet. She has lived on the same land for over 45 years where she and Hal Barton raised eight children and "countless goats, chickens, rabbits and cattle."
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Philadelphia Quaker's work with the seneca Indians.,
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This review is from: A Quaker Promise Kept (Paperback)
"This book is a very, very important work on Seneca history. The Quaker influence changed the lives of the Seneca people; it is still very much felt today. I'm glad Lois Barton has done this." DuWayne "Duce" Bowen, Seneca author, Contemporary Seneca Stories of the Supernatural.
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