Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Notes on the Early History of Ohio Yearly Meeting: Reprinted, With Additions and Corrections, From the Friend, 1918-19
Not until disastrous lndian wars had forced the tribes to reservations, or driven them toward the Mississippi, was there any pronounced movement of Friends to the west. Inasmuch as William Penn's original grant of land extended five de grees westward from the Delaware, and wars had been less continuous and devastating in Pennsylvania than in other colonies, the earliest Friendly migrations were to localities now included in the extreme western part of that State.
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