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Mary Jemison: The True Story

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Mary Jemison is the true story of a Scot-Irish girl captured by the Shawnee and French and gifted to two sisters of the Seneca nation. This version of the true story is the only one sanctioned by the Seneca Nation as being true and includes an epilogue by Peter Jemison, Mary's great grand nephew. Mary Jemison is a classic story of a legendary woman.

199 pages, Paperback

First published November 20, 2012

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Rayna M. Gangi

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March 2, 2022
White Woman

An engaging story of a girl caught up in a nightmare. She then found the strength to live a just life as a Seneca. Her male children were extremely mixed up people. She lead an amazing life and did her best to be a good person. She might have began life as an American, but she lived and dies as a Seneca. Great read.
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May 25, 2016
Amazing book

I loved this book the courageous Mary seems like a real person that I have traveled a lifetime with. She was a wonderful mom and teacher to all who lives she touched.
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September 9, 2024
Very Interesting

The book is intriguing; the life of the main character is fascinating; I could not put the book down; the epilogue summarizes well the thoughts and emotions that I had while reading. For those who are intrigued and think about life, it is a fascinating book. I highly recommend the book. Very well written. Thank you.
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November 30, 2023
Mary Jamison

I am glad I picked this book among the many books about Mary Jamison’s life. The horrors she endured and the triumph she achieved are amazing. I am confident those who are related to her are proud to see her story in print.
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