Sunshine on the Prairie: The Story of Cynthia Ann Parker Books and Hill Country history to

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This is the intriguing story of why she did not want to be rescued from her Comanche family

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She endured their hardships and she also learned to love the freedom of the pristine wilderness

Sunshine on the Prairie: The Story of Cynthia Ann Parker Books and Hill Country history toby Jack C. Ramsay, Jr. SUNSHINE ON THE PRAIRIE is the story of CYNTHIA ANN PARKER, captured by a band of Comanches as a nine year old while living in Fort Parker with her family. It was 24 years before she was "re captured" by her "white family". This is the intriguing story of why she did not want to be rescued from her Comanche family. During her 24 year captivity, she had become a wife to Nocona, the most feared of the Comanche war chiefs and the