About This Book
A memoir recounts a girl's upbringing on a California sheep ranch and her family’s New England roots, weaving personal memories of daily ranch work, overland livestock drives to the Pacific, and the social life of a once-humble pueblo as it grew into an early town. The narrative interlaces family documents and pioneer diaries with recollections of schooling, community development, and encounters with figures who foresaw harbor growth, while describing named ranch sites and the practical rhythms of pastoral life amid a shifting frontier landscape.
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