In 1846, my ancestors were in the same Wagon Train as the Donner & Reed families. When my 4xGreat Grandmother heard about Hastings plan, she called him a “fly-by-night” conman and kept her family on the known trail to Sutter’s Fort. Still lots of her descendants living in CA today, thanks to her wise decision.
Another good book, though maybe out circulation, is Year of Decision:1846.
In 1846, my ancestors were in the same Wagon Train as the Donner & Reed families. When my 4xGreat Grandmother heard about Hastings plan, she called him a “fly-by-night” conman and kept her family on the known trail to Sutter’s Fort. Still lots of her descendants living in CA today, thanks to her wise decision.
Another good book, though maybe out circulation, is Year of Decision:1846.
In 1846, my ancestors were in the same Wagon Train as the Donner & Reed families. When my 4xGreat Grandmother heard about Hastings plan, she called him a “fly-by-night” conman and kept her family on the known trail to Sutter’s Fort. Still lots of her descendants living in CA today, thanks to her wise decision.
Another good book, though maybe out circulation, is Year of Decision:1846.
This is incredibly cool.
We could use more of your ancestor's common sense today!
Awesome story. Thanks for sharing!
Good for your 4x great grandmother!