Overton County, Tennessee: Genealogical Records Red River Settlers: Records Of The Settlers Of Northern Montgomery, Robertson, And Sumner Counties, Tennessee Sumner County, Tennessee Abstracts Of Will Books 1 And 2 (1788-1842) Tennessee Genealogical Records: Records Of Early Settlers From State And ...
The Early Settlers in North America The North American frontier changed some of the characteristics of the pioneers of the 1750's and intensified others.They were, as a group, semiliterate, proud, and stubborn, as dogged in their insistence on their own way of life as pine roots cracking ...
The Early Settlers in North America The North American frontier changed some of the characteristics of the pioneers of the 1750's and intensified others. They were, as a group, semiliterate, proud,and stubborn, as dogged in their insistence on their own way of life as pine roots cracking gra...
the first governor of Tennessee, fathered eighteen; his longtime enemy, John Tipton, also twice married, produced seventeen. The entire assets of one of these huge families often amounted, in the beginning, to little more than an axe, a hunting knife, an auger, a rifle, a horse or two,...
Joshua Z. Cozens and Asa Brown are known, from various old records, to have been residents of Salem, but they are not known to have provided any statements relating to the fictional writings of their neighbor, Solomon Spalding. James Harper was a member of the original family of settlers ...
When the first English settlers arrived in America, getting the ale that they were used to consuming was difficult. The ingredients to make ale didn’t grow that well in New England, and importing ale from England was expensive. This lead to the consumption of different types of alcohol and...
“Indian Rock” a natural amphitheater near present-day Foster Road and 100th Avenue in Lents. It was a long-established location for ceremonial activities until some of the young white settlers took potatoes and tomatoes as weapons and threw them at the dancing Indians. The Indians never ...
The first known settlers of the Hawaiian Islands were Polynesian voyagers who arrived sometime in the eighth century, and in the early 18th century the first American traders came to Hawaii to exploit the islands’ sandalwood, which was much valued in China at the time. In the 1830s...
Even as Native peoples proved vital trading partners, scouts, and allies against hostile nations, they were often condemned by white settlers and government officials as “savages.” White ridicule of Indigenous practices and disregard for Indigenous nations’ property rights and sovereignty prompted ...
which can be viewed in ancestry.co.uk under the name Fotheringham family tree. This goes back as far asBernard Ogborne whose will of 1568is available on this website. Sir William made his name in London. It is thought that one or more of the 17th century settlers in New Jersey may hav...