Books

Description

Trap, Axe and Plough — The Settlement of The Pontiac follows the region’s shift from trading posts and timber camps to surveyed townships and working farms. The narrative focuses on the people who built communities along the rivers and roads of the Pontiac.

Inside you’ll find:

• Clear explanations of the economic forces that drove settlement.
• Profiles of early families, workers, and community leaders.
• Context for local landmarks, place names, and transportation routes.
• Maps and archival references to guide further reading.

Who it’s for:
Local history readers, teachers, genealogists, and anyone curious about how the Pontiac took shape.