Cummer: A History of one of the Greatest Logging Family in North America
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Cummer: A History of one of the Greatest Logging Families in America begins in the Everglades of Florida where the last old growth cypress trees are harvested in 1959.
Covering a period of nearly 250 years, readers will learn about:
John Henry Cummer, the first white child born in the wilderness of Ontario that is now the City of Toronto, Canada. He became an insurrectionist during the Upper Canada Rebellion of 1837 and was arrested and put in jail.
Jacob Cummer, who moved his family in 186...























