Title: Touching incidents in the life and labors of a pioneer on the Pacific coast since 1853
First published: 1911
Description: Joseph Wilkinson Hines (b. ca. 1824) left New York State in 1853 as a Methodist missionary to Ohio. He later settled in Santa Clara County, California, where he was a prominent Republican and anti-slavery advocate. Touching incidents in the life and labors of a pioneer (1911) is a collection of unrelated papers by Hines: speeches and poems touching such subjects as missionary experiences in Oregon, the history of Santa Clara, Sir George Seymour, Mount Hood, Klamath Indians, woman suffrage, and the University of the Pacific.
Subjects: Women, Religion and ethics, Ethnic groups, Frontier and pioneer life, California
Places: California
LC classification: F851 .H65