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Born: 06/09/1909  Marion, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent
Died: 09/29/2001
Parents: Sumner Davis and Rose Ann Cushman
Spouse: Betty Lou Loudon, an accountant
Children: Mary Lou Iverson, Robert Loudon, Stephen James and Matthew George
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Last known address:
Great Falls, MO

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	No Gold on Boothill: A Western Trio	Fiction, Western	Adult	Unity, Me. : Five Star Western	2001
	The Pecos Kid Returns: A Western Duo - includes Raiders of the Stage Trails	Fiction, Western	Adult	Unity, Me. : Five Star Western	2000
	The Pecos: A Western Duo - includes Riders of the Gunsmoke Rim	Fiction, Western	Adult	Unity, Me. : Five Star Western	1999
	Blood on the Saddle: A Western Story	Fiction, Western	Adult	Unity, Me. : Five Star Western	1998
	In Alaska with Shipwreck Kelly: A North-Western Story	Fiction, Western	Adult	Unity, Me. : Five Star Western	1996
	Valley of the Thousand Smokes: A North-Western Story	Fiction, Western	Adult	Unity, Me. : Five Star Western	1996
	Voyageurs of the Midnight Sun	Fiction, Western	Adult	Capra Press, Sagebrush Large Print	1995
	Muskrat Farm - Reprint of Goodbye, Old Dry	Fiction, Western	Adult	Great Falls, Mont. : Stay Away, Joe Publishers	1977
	Plenty of Room & Air - Hill County, Montana	Biography, History	Adult	Great Falls, Mont. : Stay Away, Joe Publishers	1975
	Montana: The Gold Frontier	Non Fiction, History	Adult	Great Falls, Mont., Stay Away, Joe Publishers	1973
	Cow-Country Cookbook	Non Fiction	Adult	Great Falls, Mont., Stay Away, Joe Publishers	1967
	Rusty Irons	Fiction, Western	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1967
	The Long Riders	Fiction, Western	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1967
	The Great North Trail: America's Route of the Ages - An account of human experiences along the route from Siberia to Alaska, and south along the Rockies to Mexico.	History	Adult	-HillNew York: McGraw	1966
	North Fork to Hell	Fiction, Western	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1964
	Adventure in Laos	Fiction	Adult	New York: Bantam	1963
	Opium Flower	Fiction	Adult	New York: Bantam	1963
	4 for Texas	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York: Bantam	1963
	The Grand and the Glorious - The Fourth of July, 1916 in the rural community of "Red Wing" meant political speeches, a German band, flying daredevil, fancy automobiles, and a wonderful pandemonium.	Fiction, Michigan	Adult	New York, McGraw-Hill	1963
	Brothers in Kickapoo - published in England as Boomtown	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York: McGraw-Hill	1962
	The Con Man - Reprint of Goodbye, Old Dry	Fiction, Western	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1960
	Goodbye, Old Dry	Fiction, Western	Adult	Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday	1959
	The Forbidden Land	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1958
	Tall Wyoming	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York: Dell	1957
	The Old Copper Collar	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York: Ballantine Books	1957
	The Silver Mountain - won the 1958 Spur Award from the Western Writers of America	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York, Appleton-Centry-Crofts	1957
	Port Orient	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1955
	The Fastest Gun	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York : Del	1955
	The Fabulous Finn	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1954
	Tongking!	Fiction	Adult	Ace Books	1954
	Jungle She	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1953
	Timberjack - Adapted as a film in 1955	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1953
	Stay Away, Joe - Book-of-the-Month Club and movie in 1968 starring Elvis Presley and Burgess Meredith	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York : Viking Press	1953
	Savage Interlude	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1952
	The Ripper from Rawhide	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York, Macmillan	1952
	Jewel of the Java Sea	Fiction, Mystery	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1951
	Naked Ebony	Fiction	Adult	Greenwich, Conn. : Fawcett	1951
	Badlands Justice	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York, Macmillan	1951
	Montana, Here I Be!	Fiction, Western	Adult	New York, Macmillan	1950

What is the aim or goal of your writing: 2nd ed. says, "My grandfather, William Wilkins Cushman, from the state of Maine, was shipwrecked 'in a terrible tempest' on the Michigan shore while on his way to Wisconsin. Undaunted he borrowed shoes and an axe and went up to Muskegon from Big Rapids and for the remainder of his life engaged in lumbering, mainly in the Middle Branch area, but toward the end in the Upper Peninsula. My father was born in Middle Branch, my mother nearby, both graduated from Ferris Institute, had three children, I the youngest. Father followed the boom towns, a footloose entrepreneur of cheerful establishments (all within the law), and my early years were spent in the Copper Range, the Iron Range, various lumber towns, finally in Box Elder, Montana, where the Indian lands had been thrown open for settlement, and beyond. We even got back to Michigan, to Ann Arbor, where my father was associated with 'The Orient'."

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