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esota Immigration Board in 1867-68 to recruit	settlers, a successful undertaking.
with the threat of forced relocation by white	settlers, a group purchased a tract of 210 acres (0.85
38, thirteen years after the arrival of those	settlers, a tiny school was opened in the Presbyterian
lable new land in nearby Quairading, and gave	settlers a 160 acres (0.250 sq mi; 0.647 km2) block fo
y King Philip's War, when most of the English	settlers abandoned the region.
The surviving	settlers abandoned the area, with some moving inland w
Reverend James Noyes led a group of Wiltshire	settlers aboard the Mary & John to New England in 1632
As in the case of Fort Hunter, the	settlers about Manada Gap had already commenced a plac
Gibbon, had made extravagant promises to the	settlers about the availability of land, offering one
Its erection was probably commenced by the	settlers about October or November 1755, immediately a
rbs of Trincomalee were occupied by Sinhalese	settlers according to pro-rebel Tamilnet.
kensack River, in the area named by the Dutch	settlers Achter Col. Parts of Vriessendael were destro
ing the Eniskillen cavalry (Ulster Protestant	settlers) across the river Boyne, and the Williamite i
y and its town were not a success, only three	settlers actually arrived in McLean County.
r line which opened in 1890, though the first	settlers actually came to the area in the 1830s, when
This group of early	settlers adopted the name "Bankside" to commemorate th
	Settlers adopted the name for the entire river.
As the	settlers advance through each stage of settlement, the
pean trappers, traders, explorers, miners and	settlers affected the lifestyle of the native Yokuts s
the convicts and to encourage them to become	settlers after being given their freedom.
Creek, which was named Indian Gulch by early	settlers after the Huchiun village that was located ne
The town was named by Scottish	settlers after the latin name for Scotland.
as called "Two Bridges" by the early European	settlers, after a set of bridges built in 1733 that me
Pierre Part was founded by Acadian French	settlers after the Great Upheaval of 1755, during whic
	Settlers again agitated for another split, and so Finc
often joined forces with the English-speaking	settlers against the nomadic tribes.
l civilians and designed as a haven for local	settlers against raids by hostile Native American war
ined 20 log cabins and was protection for the	settlers against wild animals and Indians.
The fort guarded the frontier	settlers against raids by British-allied native bands.
n the 1870s and 1880, hunters, cattlemen, and	settlers alike used the trails as the Panhandle was op
	Settlers Alive for (Columbia Records, 1969) was record
he next two years, the united tribes harassed	settlers all across New Netherland.
cting party helped open up Western Montana to	settlers, all due to their initial find at Gold Creek.
n and Dr Thompson and other assembled illegal	settlers, all anxious to have their land claims and in
ge reserves, church lands and allocations for	settlers along the lower branches of the Hunter River
omi chief Shabbona of impending danger to the	settlers along Bureau Creek.
laborers on the Miami and Erie Canal and the	settlers along Maumee River; his unofficial parish lim
an American pioneer who led a large group of	settlers along the Oregon Trail to the Oregon Country.
The village takes its name from the first	settlers along the stream Colburn Beck.
tablish the efficient government of the early	settlers along the Cumberland River in the area of wha
terfield route along with a new route serving	settlers along the Colorado River.
Other	settlers also acquired ranches.
The first permanent	settlers also came in the 1780s.
The	settlers also had difficulties due to overlapping land
A cluster of German and Swiss	settlers also moved to the region from the southeaster
In the mid-19th Century American	settlers altered this to Uvalde, which is the name of
v 24:17-22) but Proselytes of the gates & the	settlers among them guilty of accidental manslaughter
a native American tribe and later adopted by	settlers, an anglicization of "Ouiska Chitto" ("Big Ca
foundations of several houses built by early	settlers, an aboriginal shell midden, a cemetery conta
According to the	settlers, an Indian chief named Benge once said that "
The descendants of the	settlers and soldiers naturally played a prominent rol
what is now New Mexico, primarily to protect	settlers and traders travelling to California.
ies to deal with the growing conflict between	settlers and the Aborigines.
Later in 1630 the first real	settlers and farmers came to Fort Orange and settled o
He became one of the first	settlers and business people in the Huron Tract, locat
ing both a studio portraiture service for the	settlers and images of New Zealand landscapes and scen
er watermills and cotton gins by early German	settlers, and later to provide hydroelectric power.
anda (established in 1575 with 400 Portuguese	settlers) and Benguela (a fort from 1587, a town from
trees grew, denoting the existence of Viking	settlers and their farming.
e town was established in the 1880s by Mormon	settlers, and was initially known as Youngtown, after
rch, a Greek Orthodox church was built by the	settlers and still stands today.
th Australia.The area was attractive to early	settlers and within a few years, the settlement had be
for Shawnee cakes was adapted by early white	settlers and later became known as jonnycake which is
s band of outlaws who are terrorising pioneer	settlers and the local Indians.
Many French	settlers and colonists then settled in Madagascar, mos
prairie and were used by the Plains Indians,	settlers and pioneers, and homesteaders as a source of
srael between Jewish citizens and Palestinian	settlers, and the extent to which these identities, co
illiam Drury and his wife Vashti Lewis, early	settlers and prominent citizens of Mercer County.
1829, six days after the arrival of the first	settlers and Stirling on the Parmelia.
o support the Congregation of Notre Dame, new	settlers and others in need.
Banks traveled to treat	settlers and Native Americans of northern Georgia and
intended to inspire a confidence amongst the	settlers and encourage agriculture in addition to the
ival Keokuk, who now cooperated with American	settlers, and was imprisoned with Black Hawk until the
an, born 1606, went to Newbury with the first	settlers, and died two years previous.
ure and reputation made it a headquarters for	settlers and a point from which the American frontier
of that year, relations between the American	settlers and the native Grebo population had deteriora
pecific geographic territories to minister to	settlers and organize congregations.
The project produced a large influx of new	settlers and in 1911 a village was founded around the
ford was first settled in 1735 by Scots-Irish	settlers and was officially incorporated in 1741.
AD, it appears that the settlement was run by	settlers and a magistrate, all of servile origin, who
The museum focuses on typical	settlers and lifestyles in the Old West.
ibe, evolving since about 100 BC from various	settlers and itinerants who settled down and intermarr
ciation reflected the historical roots of its	settlers and the two dominant clubs were known as the
In 1676 the tribe was attacked by European	settlers and decimated.
allas, who set out to interview as many early	settlers and their families as possible.
che and other tribes, whose raids against the	settlers and their properties had become common.
uments that give tribute to the spring, early	settlers, and local war heroes.
n,” which was sent around the world to entice	settlers and entrepreneurs to move to the area.
lement of the complex issues of the treaties,	settlers and American Indians.
abanoo, cultural mediator between the British	settlers and Eora Aboriginals
he Southwest to help quell skirmishes between	settlers and members of the Yavapai and Apache tribes
nd Rewa) as well as a number of missionaries,	settlers, and commanders of visiting naval vessels wer
er who founded Halifax, Nova Scotia with 2500	settlers and later served as the Governor of Gibraltar
re about the hard lives of early Saskatchewan	settlers and the foundation of the wheat pools and the
uary was a natural harbour for the Bronze Age	settlers and traders in the area.
from Portugal in 1974, many of the Portuguese	settlers and both black and mestico residents of the f
as closed and the land was given as grants to	settlers and convicts who had done their time.
After the arrival of	settlers and traders to the 17th-century colony of New
ive, in 1933-34 as memorial to county's early	settlers, and won "Garden of the Year" from Better Hom
it had diverged from the original aims of the	settlers, and its hope for the future.
, he was a popular religious leader with both	settlers and natives, and was responsible for the bapt
uilding, the immigration of English monks and	settlers, and the accumulation of enough wealth to mak
completely equate evil characters with white	settlers and good ones with Natives: early in the film
peaceful coexistence, tensions arose between	settlers and natives.
gedy for all sides, resulting in the death of	settlers and the tarnishing of the name of the Church
Fremont cottonwood was used in the past by	settlers and ranchers for fuel and fence posts.
eral of these key elections by claiming to be	settlers and intimidating valid voters.
as not as overt, small-scale violence between	settlers and natives was commonplace.
r 7th centuries, being established by Anglian	settlers, and are historically associated with the Ard
ance under a senate composed of the first 100	settlers, and humane treatment of any indigenous peopl
le and fish, significant population of native	settlers and nomads as well as silver possessed by the
e expressed friendly sentiments towards white	settlers and raffirmed his desire to continue harmonio
the area's Native American inhabitants, early	settlers and military operations, the impact of railro
respond to the threat Chief Paulina posed to	settlers and rival Indians in central Oregon.
lters and other infrastructure that attracted	settlers and miners to the area.
le (The Battle of Boyd's Creek) between white	settlers and Cherokee angry at their encroachment onto
s term, he struggled with the tension between	settlers and the Governor.
der the Carey Act project, hoping to bring in	settlers and profit by selling water rights.
1829, they found their land occupied by white	settlers and were forced to return west of the Mississ
When tensions between the	settlers and the Native Americans became serious, Spie
It was called Quarn Creek by the Swedish	settlers, and was listed by Manson's Great Mill Fall (
he final break in relations between the white	settlers and the Indians and is considered the immedia
different approach to other games such as The	Settlers, and Age of Empires; and is often criticized
, who was recruiting Apache to fight American	settlers and soldiers.
n 1923 to commemorate the arrival of the 1820	Settlers and offering a great viewpoint over the city;
feud that existed between the town's original	settlers and its newcomers..
John C. Smith was also one of the early	settlers and he was the only known slave owner.
which was subsequently adopted by the Anglian	settlers and rendered as Bernice or Beornice in the Ol
ds of the creek's valley attracted many early	settlers, and the houses of some, such as Abraham Dick
The settled of ethnic German	settlers and the Capuchin monks started to grow vine i
ass through the area, ritualistically killing	settlers and taking their daughters to be sold into pr
own also became a meeting place between white	settlers and local Aborigines (who would camp along th
amily of William Beardsley - One of the first	settlers and founder of Stratford, Connecticut" (Nelli
F was sincerely evacuating the renewed Homesh	settlers and other demonstrators at the site of the ab
ioners to negotiate a treaty between colonial	settlers and the Chickamauga.
ce by indigenous Australians as well as early	settlers and are used in modern Australian cuisine, in
Circa 1810, hostilities began between the	settlers and Native Americans.
The Divided Ground: Indians,	Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the American
allas, who set out to interview as many early	settlers and their families as possible.
vised the arrival and settling of the British	settlers and who founded Port Elizabeth, dies in South
7 Gallipoli was once more ferrying in Turkish	settlers and destroying what little of the Byzantine p
ed by settlement, disease brought by European	settlers, and clashes with the settlers.
tt attempts to bring peace between west-bound	settlers and native Apaches.
The clash of these	settlers and other "Free-Stater" Northerners with pros
of harvested wheat portray the importance of	settlers and agriculture.
Tubac was a siege of the Apache Wars, between	settlers and militia of Confederate Arizona and Chiric
As Maryland had less than 1,000	settlers and had poor financing, Drayton appealed to L
lic Diocese of Dubuque, Iowa learned of these	settlers and journeyed up the Mississippi River to vis
te Tribe and involved several clashes between	settlers and natives, mostly over the natives' theft o
e of Maine), killing about 100 of the English	settlers and burning down buildings, taking another es
the partners which they proceeded to sell to	settlers and the Township and an unincorporated villag
e have been injured in clashes between Jewish	settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank.
By removing thousands of Jewish	settlers and Israeli troops, Israel hoped to ease tens
d been advertising nationally to receive more	settlers, and Governor William Spry was so pleased wit
onger merely representing the original French	settlers, and was moved to ensign the shield.
ale uprising, Bigelow marched with his fellow	settlers and confronted Maloney and Robinson at the co
7, he became the secretary of the Farmers and	Settlers' and the Progress associations at Forbes, and
ip was dismembered and distributed to English	settlers and minor Irish landowners.
ed the 1646 treaty frontier between the white	settlers and the Native Americans following the Second
was used as a leper colony by early European	settlers and has since become a nature reserve.
us terrain of the region always attracted new	settlers and about 1550 a wooden castle was built up o
en cemetery, with beautiful headstones of the	settlers and workers that battled the rough terrain th
Degregado	settlers and Boer farmers stole natives' lands, impres
pected to be Pequot,:177 retaliation raids by	settlers and their native allies ensued, and Pequots r
The state was founded by French	settlers and existed from 1886 to 1891.
were a series of confrontations between white	settlers and Aboriginal people around Flying Foam Pass
h the changes caused by the growing number of	settlers and increased pressure by the government.
After an escalation of killing between	settlers and Aborigines an uncertain number of Aborigi
But contact with white	settlers and the market economy led to the permanent s
It was settled by Czech	settlers and named after the town of Nechanice in Bohe
ueberry pie was first eaten by early American	settlers and remains a popular dessert in the United S
arteret indeed issued many grants of lands to	settlers and landowners, partly with the purpose of in
sult of neglect and the lack of new immigrant	settlers and it is thought that in the final few years
ferry, however, would continue to be used by	settlers and residents until 1877, when the Jewett Ave
The Mannings were early	settlers and planters in Prairieville and owned large
f Burgesses, the Nanzatico attacked on of the	settlers and his family.
ddenites were active in attempting to convert	settlers and Native Americans in the area, with little
011 film Vanishing on 7th Street the story of	settlers and the Croatoan is mentioned by a character
r of Isaac Van Duzer, one of Cornwall's early	settlers and landowners.
ing thus the leading spokesperson for the new	settlers and a negative element for the colonial admin
y includes numerous violent incidents between	settlers and natives, including the Rogue River War to
nds of Comanche posed a serious threat to the	settlers, and in 1849, the U.S. Army established Fort
mber of a family who were amongst the earlier	settlers and chief land proprietors of that island.
In 1880, a dispute over land titles between	settlers and the Southern Pacific Railroad resulted in
Conflict between the	settlers and the Blackfeet declined after this inciden
The Mi'kmaq began raids on the Miramichi	settlers, and in 1777 Davidson withdrew inland with hi
for Charles Reyes Lugo, a descendent of early	settlers, and police captain.
massacre stemmed from a dispute between U.S.	settlers and a Potawatomi Native American village alon
rown after this and planted, largely by Scots	settlers and border reivers (see Plantation of Ulster)
il store that traded with the French Canadian	settlers and the Native Americans.
r when a serious split in opinion between the	settlers and the Company opened in 1918, the Company s
fort became a center of trade among European	settlers and Native Americans in the region.
Cherokee people were already mixed with white	settlers and stayed in the country of the Warrior Moun
1865 to January 1856, as hostilities between	settlers and First Nations peoples erupted in Snohomis
as part of a series of portages used by early	settlers and the underground railroad.
American	settlers and the U.S. government discriminated against
y 1715 between the British, Dutch, and German	settlers and the Tuscarora Native Americans.
of the major railway lines of the time, many	settlers and travelers passed along the route.
located nearby, as reported in stories of the	settlers and the remaining Lenape, who said he lived t
ng and in a frenzy of rage against Portuguese	settlers and landowners killed some 1,000 Portuguese A

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