Harry H Anderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 4367997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harry H Anderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harry H |
| FAMILY NAME | Anderson |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSON H H |
| AFFILIATIONS | South Dakota Historical Society Pierre, South Dakota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849-1864
Journal Article German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849–1864. Ed. by Louis F. Frank and Harry H. Anderson. Trans. by Margaret Wolff. (Milwaukee: Milwaukee County Historical Society, 1971. xxiv + 600 pp. Maps, illustrations, appendixes, and notes. $12.50.) Get access Carlton C. Qualey Carlton C. Qualey Cleveland State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Jour…
German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849-1864
German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849–1864 Get access German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849–1864. Originally collected and published by Louis F. Frank. Translated from German by Margaret Wolff. Edited by Anderson Harry H.. (Milwaukee: Milwaukee County Historical Society, 1971. xxiv, 600 p. Illustrations, photographs, notes, appendixes, index. $12.50.) Bayrd …
A Fortified Earthlodge Village Near Fort Thompson, South Dakota as it Appeared in 1866
The accounts of an observant army surgeon of a hundred years ago.During the summer of 1863, several thousand Santee Sioux and Winnebago Indians were exiled from their traditional homes in Minnesota to the vicinity of Crow Creek on the Missouri River in the present state of South Dakota. An agency for these Indians was established, buildings erected and enclosed by a stockade, and troops stationed there to protect the agency employees and maintain…
Plains Facts: A Historical Note on Tree-Ring Dating
A report of one of the first attempts to date an archaeological site in the United States by dendrochronological methods. Dr. Manesseh Cutler in 1888 attempted to establish the antiquity of the Marietta, Ohio earthworks by dating the largest trees which covered them. On the largest sound trees he counted from 300 to 400 concentric circles with the maximum age of 463 years. He concluded the works to have been deserted more than 900 years ago and i…
The Fort Lookout Trading Post Sites - A Reexamination
A criticism is made of the identification of site 39LM57, the "Ft. Lookout II of the French Fur Trading Co." in a recent publication of the River Basin Surveys Papers, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin, No. 176. Events in the history of the upper Missouri fur trade, 1822 to 1852, are examined to show that this site was not the location of a post operated by the "French Fur Trading Co. "between 1831 and 1840, or the "La Barge Post" of 1840-185…
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The Fort Lookout Trading Post Sites - A Reexamination
A criticism is made of the identification of site 39LM57, the "Ft. Lookout II of the French Fur Trading Co." in a recent publication of the River Basin Surveys Papers, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin, No. 176. Events in the history of the upper Missouri fur trade, 1822 to 1852, are examined to show that this site was not the location of a post operated by the "French Fur Trading Co. "between 1831 and 1840, or the "La Barge Post" of 1840-185…
Plains Facts: A Historical Note on Tree-Ring Dating
A report of one of the first attempts to date an archaeological site in the United States by dendrochronological methods. Dr. Manesseh Cutler in 1888 attempted to establish the antiquity of the Marietta, Ohio earthworks by dating the largest trees which covered them. On the largest sound trees he counted from 300 to 400 concentric circles with the maximum age of 463 years. He concluded the works to have been deserted more than 900 years ago and i…
A Fortified Earthlodge Village Near Fort Thompson, South Dakota as it Appeared in 1866
The accounts of an observant army surgeon of a hundred years ago.During the summer of 1863, several thousand Santee Sioux and Winnebago Indians were exiled from their traditional homes in Minnesota to the vicinity of Crow Creek on the Missouri River in the present state of South Dakota. An agency for these Indians was established, buildings erected and enclosed by a stockade, and troops stationed there to protect the agency employees and maintain…
German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849-1864
Journal Article German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849–1864. Ed. by Louis F. Frank and Harry H. Anderson. Trans. by Margaret Wolff. (Milwaukee: Milwaukee County Historical Society, 1971. xxiv + 600 pp. Maps, illustrations, appendixes, and notes. $12.50.) Get access Carlton C. Qualey Carlton C. Qualey Cleveland State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Jour…
German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849-1864
German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849–1864 Get access German-American Pioneers in Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849–1864. Originally collected and published by Louis F. Frank. Translated from German by Margaret Wolff. Edited by Anderson Harry H.. (Milwaukee: Milwaukee County Historical Society, 1971. xxiv, 600 p. Illustrations, photographs, notes, appendixes, index. $12.50.) Bayrd …
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