Donald MacDonald, son of Donald MacDonald weds Molly Poole, daughter of Paddy (Padraig) Poole, an itinerant peddler, much to the disgust of the town and his family. His father virtually disinherits him, giving him a loaded wagon, two mules, a cow in calf, an awkward blue roan, a dog, a pouch of gold coins and the rights to a claim in the distant Oregon Coast Range. Donald and Molly can either work the claim or take the gold and move out of the county. They choose to stay and build a farm, cutting back the great trees that fill the valley. In so doing, they must have nelp and many come, some looking for work of any kind. The family grows and a town emeges to care for those who work clearing the valley. The final result,though not what Donald or Molly intended, is the development of a great timber empire.
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Glenn Knight was born September 23. 1928 in Hallett Oklahoma, lived through the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl years in Oklahoma. The family moved to Oregon in 1937 where his father continued life as a farmer which he had begun in Oklahoma. Glenn lived the farm and the southern Oregon Coast with its long reaches of beach and lakes and forests. He graduated from Coquille High School in 1947 and married Patricia Hurlbutt soon after. They began a family while Glenn worked farming, and in the woods and mills of southern Oregon. He entered Linfield College in 1952, graduated in 1956 and began a thirty-four-year career teaching English, theater and speech at Dallas High School. He obtained a Master's Degree from Oregon College of Education in 1961 and followed that with many hours at other institutions, most of which involved writing in some way.
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