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Ox-Team Days on the Oregon Trail

Ox-Team Days on the Oregon Trail

by Ezra MEEKER (1830 - 1928)

This is a memoir by an early 19th Century American settler in the Pacific Northwest. (Description by BellonaTimes)


00 - Introduction to the Author

01 - Back to Beginnings

02 - Boyhood Days in Old Indiana

03 - Leaving the Home Nest for Iowa

04 - Taking the Trail for Oregon

05 - The Westward Rush

06 - The Pioneer Army of the Plains

07 - Indians and Buffaloes on the Plains

08 - Trailing through the Mountain Land

09 - Reaching the End of the Trail

10 - Getting a New Start in the New Land

11 - Hunting for Another Home Site

12 - Cruising About on Puget Sound

13 - Moving from the Columbia To Puget Sound

14 - Messages and Messengers

15 - Blazing the Way through Natchess Pass

16 - Climbing the Cascade Mountains

17 - Finding My People

18 - Indian War Days

19 - The Stampede for the Gold Diggings

20 - Making a Permanent Home in the Wilds

21 - Finding and Losing a Fortune

22 - Trying for a Fortune in Alaska

23 - A Plan for a Memorial to the Pioneers

24 - On the Overland Trail Again

25 - Trailing On to the South Pass

26 - Reviving Old Memories of the Trail

27 - A Bit of Bad Luck

28 - Driving On to the Capital

29 - The End of the Long Trail