Days of Yore: Early History of Brown County, Nebraska

Authors

Lillian L. Jones

Files

Description

History of Brown County, Nebraska. Detailed coverage begins in 1857, and includes settler colonialist interpretation of the relationship between the Sioux, the U.S. government, and colonists.

Written drawing on primary sources collected from early residents by the author. Also contains quotes from interviews with early white settlers. Includes individual sections on Ainsworth, Meadville, Long Pine, and drought in the 1890s.

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Call Number

Special Collections F672.B8 J6x

Library Record Link

https://unk.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01UON_K/19cpdq/alma991003050719706388

Publication Date

11-1937

City

Ainsworth, Nebraska

Keywords

Nebraska, local history, Brown County

Disciplines

United States History

Recommended Citation

Jones, Lillian L., "Days of Yore: Early History of Brown County, Nebraska" (1937). Special Collections. 42.
https://openspaces.unk.edu/spec-coll/42