Sagas of the Hawkeyes

Last Updated on May 25, 2022 by Dennis

These articles about history in Iowa have been culled from old newspapers, local histories and biographies and were published in 1945 as a manuscript.

Title:Sagas of the Hawkeyes: being stories and incidents of early Iowa
Author:Thomas P. Christensen
Publication date:1945
Publisher:Iowa City, Iowa : Mercer Print. Co.
Digitizing Sponsor:Internet Archive
Contributor:Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Repository:Internet Archive
Sagas of the Hawkeyes
Sagas of the Hawkeyes

Notes About the Book

  • 84 pages ; 20 cm
  • No index
  • Copyright not renewed as per Stanford database.
  • Water damage on every page and both covers.

Table of Contents

  • The stories have been culled from old newspapers, local histories and biographies.
  • To our state flower, by Mrs. M.E. Clarke (1897)
  • The greatness of Iowa, by James Wilson (1880)
  • The Iowa farmer in 1840, by Poor Richard and his brother (1840)
  • A true pioneer (1882)
  • An Indian scare, by J.E. Burnside (1882)
  • Fort Robinson, by Mrs. N. Sanford (1867)
  • Land hunger, by Hawkins Taylor (1870)
  • Hot land office business at 35° below zero, by the Rev. E. Adams (1869)
  • The man from Bangor, Maine (1882)
  • The Perkins-Flemming War, by O.H. Turrill (1857)
  • The Dahlonega War, by Judge H.B. Hendershott (1874)
  • The River Land war (1880)
  • Pioneers, O Pioneers, by Willard Barrows (1863)
  • Tough but fruitful and beautiful, by Joseph W. Cummins (1884)
  • The hard winter, by a Dallas County pioneer (1879)
  • The Three River County in early days, related by Mrs. Mary Alexander (1905)
  • Wild hogs in early southwestern Iowa (1881)
  • A successful farmer, by J. Phillips (1870)
  • Ye olden days, by Mrs. Louisa Childs Choate (1912)
  • Sharing pleasures and hardships, by Sarah J. Statler (1912)
  • Those tough, rough, happy old days, by Mrs. G.W. Harlan (1884)
  • The founding of Tabor College, by W.M. Brooks (1881)
  • Beautiful shores, by Rev. John O. Foster (1910)
  • By might and main (1892)
  • The coming of the Hollanders, by Mrs. Semira A. Phillips (1900)
  • Writing to the folks in Germany in 1851, by Wilhelm Fischer
  • The currency riot, by J.M. Burrows (1888)
  • Gip, Ed, and John, by G.W. Wilkinson (1914)
  • Coming down a notch, by John F. Glover (1920)
  • Strong and steady, by J.S. Horton (1914)
  • The Clausen colony, by S.B. Chase (1884)
  • Pioneer church going (1878)
  • Pioneer religion in southeastern Iowa, by Hawkins Taylor (1870)
  • Fire water bad for the Indians, by Will Ed Tucker (1883)
  • Played with the Indian boys (1910)
  • Fever and Ague, by W.W. Merritt, Sr. (1906)
  • Pioneer surgery (1910)
  • Indian medicine (1914)
  • Civil War prisoners, by Mr. Winkless (1922)
  • The engine America (1869)
  • A brilliant affair (1869)
  • The wheels of fortune (1887)
  • Water power and mills (1883)
  • The mill at Rock Falls (1883)
  • Then and now, by Hon. M.P. Rosecrans (1883)

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