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Hardcover. Early or first edition of this title in the "Incredible series" which tell the stories of mysterious or heroic events in an appealing and easy to read format for children. A recounting for children of the search by the members of the Slocum family for their daughter and sister, Frances, who was captured by the Delaware Indians in western Pennsylvania in 1778 when she was just 5 years old. It was almost 60 years later when her brother Joseph finally found her living among the Indians, wealthy and respected. Illustrated in duo-tone by R. T. Handville. A title in 'The Incredible Series.' Square format. 47 pp. Near fine in illustrated boards in a near fine dust jacket. .ISBN # 0-87966-1038 

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