Daniel Lee 1800-1850
Daniel Lee was a Methodist missionary to the Oregon Country in the Pacific Northwest of North America, beginning in 1834. He accompanied his uncle Jason Lee on the mission, and recounted many of his experiences along with Joseph H. Frost. He married Maria T. Ware, a teacher.
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- Lived from 1800 to 1850
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Ten years in Oregon by Daniel Lee, Joseph Frost
Containing also a brief history of the missions and settlement of the country, origin of the provisional government, number and customs of the Indians, incidents witnessed while traversing and residing in the territory, description of the soil, production and climate of the country. This work details the travels and adventures of Doctor E. White and his wife to the Oregon Territory and the incidents witnessed during their residence, with a brief history of the missions and settlement of the country, origin of the provisional government, number and customs of the Indians, and a description of the soil, production and climate. Excerpts from John Charles Frémont's Narrative Sabin are included.
399 pages : 1 portrait ; 20 cm
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