- Étienne de Veniard,
Sieur de
Bourgmont (April 1679 – 1734) was a
French explorer who do****ented his
travels on the
Missouri and
Platte rivers in North...
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established on the
Missouri River in 1723 by Étienne de Veniard,
Sieur de
Bourgmont. It was to be the
Missouri River headquarters of the
newly claimed French...
- de
Bourgmont commanded an
expedition in 1714 that
reached at
least as far as the
mouth of the
Platte River. It is
unclear exactly how far
Bourgmont traveled...
- the
Dhegiha tribes near
their historic locations. The
French explorer Bourgmont was the
first European to do****ent his
visit to the Kaws in 1724. He found...
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after Coronado was Étienne de
Bourgmont. In 1724,
along with a
company of Kaw and
other Indigenous explorers, de
Bourgmont traveled westward from the Missouri...
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between the
Osage and
French colonizers. Étienne de Veniard,
Sieur de
Bourgmont founded Fort
Orleans in
their territory; it was the
first European colonial...
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appears to be
confirmed by
Bourgmont who was told by a
Comanche chief that the
tribe consisted of 12
villages and when
Bourgmont visited one of
those villages...
- Étienne de Veniard,
Sieur de
Bourgmont, who was also the
first European to
explore the
lower Missouri River.
Bourgmont was on the lam from
French authorities...
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horses and
hunted bison. The
French explorer Étienne de Veniard,
Sieur de
Bourgmont visited the
people in the
early 1720s. He
married the
daughter of a Missouria...
- to the
eventual site of
Kansas City was Étienne de Veniard,
Sieur de
Bourgmont, who was also the
first European to
explore the
lower Missouri River....
