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| − | == Amelia Stewart Knight, “Crossing the Plains,” 1853 == | + | == Amelia Stewart Knight, “Crossing the Plains,” 1853 == |
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| | + | My favorite part about this entry was when she throws in at the end "my eighth child was born" Did I miss something??? She doesn't mention being pregnant throughout the entire thing (as far as I could tell)Just one entry of being sick all night. But then all of a sudden she is giving birth and crossing the columbia river on a canoe! As if the oregon trail wasn't difficult enough she was pregnant and already had seven children? Oh my goodness I am horrified for her.-Emma Peck |
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| | == Mary Ballou, “A Woman’s View of the Gold Rush,” 1852 == | | == Mary Ballou, “A Woman’s View of the Gold Rush,” 1852 == |