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George Nidever (also
spelled Nidiver;
December 20, 1802 –
March 24, 1883) was an
American mountain man, explorer, fur trapper,
memoirist and sailor. In...
- Maria's
eventual rescuer,
George Nidever, who
heard it from a
hunter who had been on the Peor es Nada; however,
Nidever makes it
clear he may be misremembering...
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Santa Barbara to get an even
better chance of
finding her aunt.
Captain Nidever sails to the
Island of the Blue
Dolphins to hunt otters,
bringing Father...
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mainland in 1853 by sea
otter hunter Captain George Nidever and his crew.
According to
Nidever, the Lone
Woman lived in a
structure supported by whale...
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Captain George Nidever, who took her to the mainland. None of the
local Indians could translate her language, and she was
taken in by
Nidever and his wife...
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fruit caused severe attacks of dysentery. In her weakness, she fell from
Nidever's[who?]
porch and
injured her spine. On Oct. 18, 1853, only
seven w****s...
- Yanny, B.; Belokurov, V.; Jethwa, P.; Zucker, D. B.; Lewis, G.; Kron, R.;
Nidever, D. L.; Sánchez-Conde, M. A.; Ji, A. P.; Conn, B. C.; James, D. J.; Martin...
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further and
further south of San Francisco. In 1833, fur
trappers George Nidever and
George Yount canoed "along the
Petaluma side of [the] Bay, and then...
- Dotter, Aaron; Majewski,
Steven R.; Sarajedini, Ata; Chaboyer, Brian;
Nidever,
David L.; Anderson, Jay; Marín-Franch, Antonio; Rosenberg, Alfred; et al...
- on the
island alone for 18
years before she was
found by
Captain George Nidever and his crew in 1853 and
taken to
Santa Barbara. Her
story is famously...
