1932. by Marjorie Loomis Cherry. 

The document recounts the history of influential women in Erie County, emphasizing their resilience and contributions to the community. It highlights figures such as Idola, the first Indian mother, and Mrs. Ziesberger, the first white mother, alongside stories of survival and bravery during challenging times, including encounters with panthers and the Margaretta massacre. The narrative showcases themes of courage, motherhood, and the pioneering spirit that shaped the early American experience in the region.