The Trail of the Conestoga

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The Trail of the ConestogaThis is the story of Sam and Beccy Bricker, who took part in the Mennonite migration from Pennsylvania to Waterloo County at the beginning of the 19th century. Travelling in a Conestoga, or covered wagon, they suffered many hardships on their journey north, but through courage and endurance they finally found a new life in Canada. Paperback. Author, 1942. 341 pages.

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