Pioneer History of Coos and Curry Counties, Or. Heroic Deeds and Thrilling Adventures of the Early Settlers Published under the Auspices of the Pioneer and Historical Association of Coos Co. Orvil Dodge, Historian Salem Oregon Capitol Printing Co. 1898 [ Transcription in progress] Table of Contents: Chapter I. Description of Coos and Curry counties   Chapter II. First settlement in Coos County   Chapter III. The hero of Battle Rock   Chapter IV. History of Southern County, Oregon   Chapter V. Rogue River and adjacent country, between Euchre Creek and Pistol River   Chapter VI. Early struggles and trials Chapter VII. Report of J. L. Parrish, Indian agent   Chapter VIII. Wreck of the Captain Lincoln   Chapter IX. The Coos Bay Colony   Chapter X. "Bandon Beach"   Chapter XI. Coos Bay and its surroundings Chapter XII. Coquille Valley   Chapter XIII. Coos County productions for the year 1897   Chapter XIV. Myrtle Point   Chapter XV. Coquille City   Chapter XVI. Riverton, Parkersburg, Randolph, Prosper and Bandon   Chapter XVII. Curry County   Chapter XVIII. Two decades in Curry   Chapter XIX. Author's preface   Chapter XX. Reminiscences of Daniel Giles, Jos. McVay and A.H. Thrift   Chapter XX. Recollections of early days    Chapter XXI. Reminiscences from the life of M. Riley   Chapter XXII. Samuel Stillman Mann   Chapter XXIII. Reminiscences of early days--Thos. Hirst   Chapter XXIV. Contribution from J.A. Haines   Chapter XXV. Brief history of the emigration of the Baltimore Company in 1859   Chapter XXVI. The Nosler emigration   Chapter XXVII. The mineral belt   Chapter XXVIII. Crimes, casualties, curiosities and miscellaneous happenings   Chapter XXIX. Miscellaneous matter--The Coos Bay wagon road Biographical Appendex Back to Coos County Back to Curry County All data on this website is © Copyright 2007-present by Genealogy Trails with full rights reserved for original submitters.