Their Own Voices: Oral Accounts of Early Settlers in Washington County, New York AUTH-10418906 crying out full-throatedly - that

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Their Own Voices: Oral Accounts of Early Settlers in Washington County, New York AUTH-10418906 crying out full-throatedly - thatBeginning in the 1840s and continuing until his death, Dr. Asa Fitch (1809 1878) of Salem, NY, interviewed elderly neighbors, questioning them about the time of first European settlement, the Revolutionary War, and the first decades of the 19th century. Fitch was more than just a medical doctor. By the 1850s, he ranked as a world famed entomologist, with important discoveries about insect life to his credit. He turned his precise, scientific mindset