Missionary history of the Pacific Northwest

containing the wonderful story of Jason Lee, with sketches of many of his co-laborers, all illustrating life on the plains and in the mountains in pioneer days.

by H. K. Hines

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Published 1899 by H.K. Hines, J.D. Hammond in Portland, San Francisco .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Lee, Jason, -- 1803-1845,
• Missions -- Northwest, Pacific

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Edition Notes

Series	Library of American civilization -- LAC 11032.
The Physical Object
Format	Microform
Pagination	510 p.
Number of Pages	510
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL13558863M
OCLC/WorldCa	11478689

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  This engraving, published in a state history in , depicts the house built by the Rev. Jason Lee at the present site of Salem in The house sheltered Lee’s wife Lucy Thompson Lee and their daughter, as well as three other families connected with Methodist missionary efforts. The Methodist . About this Item: Alfred A. Knopf, NEW YORK, Hardcover. Condition: Very Good Minus. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Second edition revised. Comprehensive early history of the region, detailing the tribes of the region, early explorers in the area, fur traders, missionary pioneers, the Whitman Massacre, Oregon boundary disputes, early settlers, Indian Wars, and political and economic growth.

  Missionary Dreams Narcissa Prentiss was born in New York. She was the eldest daughter in a family of nine children, so she had many responsibilities. She learned to weave, sew, cook, and make soap and candles -- all skills that would prove useful later in her life, when she became a missionary. She was well-educated for a woman of her generation. to the linguistic analyses that were produced by the Pacific Northwest Coast mis-sionaries, and (obviously) this leaves an unfortunate gap which this book seeks to fill. In particular, this book will explore the linguistic writings of the missionar-ies based on Haida Gwaii. These missionaries produced detailed studies of the.   The City of Walla Walla, located in Southeastern Washington, is one of the oldest cities in the state. The area surrounding the city, the Walla Walla Valley, has been the scene of a long and diverse history that includes native North Americans, explorers Meriwether Lewis () and William Clark ), fur traders, missionaries Marcus () and Narcissa () Whitman.

The Pacific Northwest Tribes Missions Collection of the Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus. This collection contains o pages of manuscripts written by Jesuit missionaries in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest between the years Documents are separated into mission stations (reel ) and biographical material on. This collection consists of 53 selected illustrations taken from the rare book, History of the Pacific Northwest: Oregon and Washington, Embracing an Account of the Original Discoveries on the Pacific Coast of North America. Methodism in the Northwest by Erle Howell (Pacific Northwest Conference Historical Society, ) Missionary History of the Pacific Northwest: Containing the Wonderful Story of Jason Lee, with Sketches of Many of his Co-Laborers all Illustrating Life on the Plains and in the Mountains in Pioneer Days (Library of Congress, ).