Geez, Kate, what's more American Studies than Zane Gray? What I wish
someone would explore, since this is a Pound list, is the message that
stated ZG went to Univ. of Pennsylvania. When? If in Dentistry, as  stated,
might he have shared classes with WCW? Known Pound? H.D.? ZG dates
1872-1939, says google. Where's Emily Wallace when you really need her?
2003, Onward! Sylvester

At 6:12 PM -0500 1/2/03, charles moyer wrote:
>Carrol,
>    Some say that close examination of the facts indicates that Lewis Wetzel
>does not deserve that reputation. See "The Border Wars of the Upper Ohio
>Valley (1769 -1794)" by William Hintzen, 1999. Grey's novel was "The Spirit
>of the Border".
>    There's a Zane Grey Museum in Zanesville, Ohio also dedicated to the
>National Road. The Zanes were an important early family in Ohio history.
>Isaac Zane was a captive of the Wyandot Indians and married Chief Tarhe's
>(The Crane) daughter, Myeerah. Isaac played an important part at the Treaty
>of Greenville after Gen. "Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the tribes at The
>Battle of Fallen Timbers in August of 1794. Somehow my wife believes Zane
>Grey may be related to the Zane family, but she hasn't come up with any
>proof yet.
>
>Charles
>