2 volumes. by Fanny S Stone. 1916. 

The document outlines the early history of Racine County, detailing the interactions between American settlers and Native tribes, as well as the establishment of trading posts. It highlights the limited presence of white settlers and key events, such as the appointment of local authorities and the capture of Fort Edwardd Augustus. Additionally, it describes early community activities, including social gatherings like apple cutting and husking bees, which played a significant role in fostering community ties among settlers.