Author

Publication

1970 - The Elgin Recorder, Elgin, Oregon, No place, unknown, or undetermined

Language

English

Word Count

23,250 words, Guess

Page Count

93 pages

Identifiers

Description

Bill Knight has lived a pioneer And met his tasks without a fear. He left a trail along his rounte, And this is what we tell about. He walked his trail of life so strong And lingered here with us so long, All men in admiration, will, Gladly call him, "Cousin Bill". Bernal D. Hug

First Sentence

WHY "COUSIN BILL"? There are two reason for this name: First, Bill Knight is a first cousin of the author's mother, the second reason is more important: he exemplifies the ideals of an American Citizen, the kind that built our nation: doing his bit in taming the wild country, wild horses and yes, wild men.

Subjects

Topics

PioneersFrontier and pioneer lifeKnight, William J., -- 1865Pioneers -- Oregon -- Union and Wallowa CountyFrontier and pioneer life -- Oregon -- Union and Wallowa County

Places

OregonUnion and Wallowa County

People

William J. Knight (1865)

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