A Table in the Wilderness chronicles the bold journey of a Vermont family's westward migration to Michigan Territory in 1818. Lulu J. Dickinson vividly portrays their trek through dense forests and unsettled lands, as they carve out a new home from wilderness soil. The story captures the daily challenges and triumphs of pioneer life—from building a log cabin and clearing farmland to facing isolation, harsh weather, and the ever-present hope of a better future. Dickens includes heartfelt scenes of community building, meals shared around a simple table, and the spiritual resilience that sustained them. Rooted in historical realities yet rich with familial warmth, this novel offers readers a stirring tribute to early American settlement and the courage of those who planted new roots on frontier soil.