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Elizabeth T. Baird

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Description:Elizabeth Therese Baird documented her experiences growing up on Mackinac Island and as a young woman in early Green Bay. Elizabeth had married Henry Baird in her home on Mackinac Island, and then together they made their way to Green Bay in 1824 (she was fourteen and he twenty-four).Baird documented her multiple encounters with Native Americans, with whom she and her husband often bartered. Baird lived a social life attending “impromptu” parties where everyone was fond of dancing, and she traveled to many Wisconsin settlements such as Janesville, Madison, and Milwaukee. In order to learn English, Baird took a job as a translator for her husband’s French-speaking clients of his law practice. In her personal memoir, Baird conveys her vast array of personal experiences in a way that show readers how Green Bay, Wisconsin became her home as she and her husband were shaping Wisconsin socially.This edition is a compilation of 35 short stories originally published in the Green Bay State Gazette between December 4, 1886 and November 16, 1887.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with O-De-Jit-Wa-Win-Ning or Contes Du Temps Passe. To get started finding O-De-Jit-Wa-Win-Ning or Contes Du Temps Passe, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 134

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Heritage Hill Foundation

Release: 1998

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Description: Elizabeth Therese Baird documented her experiences growing up on Mackinac Island and as a young woman in early Green Bay. Elizabeth had married Henry Baird in her home on Mackinac Island, and then together they made their way to Green Bay in 1824 (she was fourteen and he twenty-four).Baird documented her multiple encounters with Native Americans, with whom she and her husband often bartered. Baird lived a social life attending “impromptu” parties where everyone was fond of dancing, and she traveled to many Wisconsin settlements such as Janesville, Madison, and Milwaukee. In order to learn English, Baird took a job as a translator for her husband’s French-speaking clients of his law practice. In her personal memoir, Baird conveys her vast array of personal experiences in a way that show readers how Green Bay, Wisconsin became her home as she and her husband were shaping Wisconsin socially.This edition is a compilation of 35 short stories originally published in the Green Bay State Gazette between December 4, 1886 and November 16, 1887.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with O-De-Jit-Wa-Win-Ning or Contes Du Temps Passe. To get started finding O-De-Jit-Wa-Win-Ning or Contes Du Temps Passe, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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