- A
longhunter (or long hunter) was an 18th-century
explorer and
hunter who made
expeditions into the
American frontier for as much as six
months at a time...
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during the 1739
Campaign of the
Chickasaw Wars. In the 1750s and 1760s,
longhunters from
Virginia explored much of East and
Middle Tennessee.
Settlers from...
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Occasional alternative spellings: "Skeggs" and "Scaggs") was an
American longhunter,
explorer and pioneer,
active primarily on the
frontiers of Tennessee...
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William Bean (December 9, 1721-May 1782) was an
American pioneer,
longhunter, and
Commissioner of the
Watauga ****ociation. He is
accepted by historians...
- French, Spanish, Russian, and
Native American languages Related jobs
Longhunter, Fisherman,
Coureur des bois, Surveyor, Woodsman, Fur trappers, Miner...
- on July 21, 2015.
Retrieved May 7, 2023. Bogan, Dallas. "Story of the
Longhunters in the Beginning".
History of
Campbell County, Tennessee.
Archived from...
- Stuart; c. 1740s – late 1769 or
early 1770) was an
American frontiersman,
longhunter, and
early explorer of Kentucky. He is best
known as the brother-in-law...
- paintings. On
December 22, 1769,
Boone and his brother-in-law and
fellow longhunter John
Stewart were
captured by a
party of Shawnee, who
confiscated all...
- John
Finley (1759-1846) was a
pioneer settler of
western Pennsylvania. He was born in
Cecil County,
Maryland and
served in the
American Revolution. After...
- Reserve,
South Africa The
indigenous peoples of the
Americas and the
longhunter watched salt
licks to hunt game. Many
became well-known,
including Bledsoe...
