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First Explorations: Paisley Area, Jones Ranch J→: Excerpts from Journals

 Collection
Identifier: SHL078

Content Description

Scrapbook contains excerpts from the journals of: John Work, Oct. 1832; Capt. Charles Fremont, Dec. 1843; Joe Wasson, Sept. 1867; maps. Donated by Laurence Shaw, with his notes.

Dates

  • Creation: Undated

Creator

Biographical / Historical

Excerpts from publications in this scrapbook were compiled by Laurence L. Shaw for the J→ Jones Ranch at Paisley, Oregon. The excerpts and maps from published journals and diaries portray the historical explorations in the Paisley area. Paisley is a small city located in Lake County. Jones Ranch is a large cattle ranching property near Paisley. The sources used: “Fur Brigade to the Bonaventura” by John Work, “Capt. Fremont’s Narrative” by Charles Fremont, “Journals of the First White Men to See Paisley – Chewaukan Country” by Fremont, “Gen. Crook’s Campaign” by Joe Wasson from “Modoc Co. Quarterly”, and a page from the menu of the Homestead restaurant in Paisley with description of the history of the area.

Extent

1 item ([describe boxes, items, etc. here]) : Bound volume of copies of pages from books, maps, with Laurence Shaw's notes on the margins, 10" x 6.5"

Language of Materials

English

Abstract

Scrapbook compiled by Laurence L. Shaw for the Jones J→ Ranch at Paisley, Oregon, with excerpts from journals by: John Work, Oct. 1832, Capt. Charles Fremont, Dec. 1843, Joe Wasson, Sept. 1867, and maps. Donated by Laurence Shaw, with his notes.

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Part of the Oregon Institute of Technology Libraries, Shaw Historical Library Repository

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