North of the Grouseland Line: A Brief History of South-Eastern Indiana

Imagine with me if you will that your parents immigrated to Indiana in the 1820s, shortly after it was acquired from the Miami Indians and became a State. There were no sawmills, thus no lumber for housing. There were few roads, thus no easy way to transfer food or clothing to your "log cabin" home. Those tough times were experienced by many of the people who reside in this book!