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Pierre "Pig's Eye"
Parrant was the
first official resident of the city of
Saint Paul, Minnesota.: 134 His
exploits propelled him to
local fame and infamy...
- L'Oeil du Cochon) was the
nickname given to
Pierre Parrant because he was
blind in one eye.
Pierre Parrant operated a
tavern in what
became known as Saint...
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Canadian settlers, such as
explorer Louis Hennepin and
trapper Pierre Parrant, who
contributed very
early on to its use in the area. As
early as the...
- the
settlement was
still known as "Pig's Eye" (after
Pierre "Pig's Eye"
Parrant). The chapel,
measuring 25 feet (7.6 m) by 18 feet (5.5 m), was dedicated...
- with
pioneer Pierre "Pig's Eye"
Parrant. The name of "Pig's Eye" came
about by
accident when a
customer at
Parrant's tavern mailed a
letter with the return...
- Eye"
Parrant, a
retired French Canadian fur
trader turned bootlegger, was a
particular source of
irritation to
military officers. In 1838,
Parrant moved...
-
determined to
rescue Dr. Mike. 42 24 "The Campaign"
Victor Lobl
Joanne Parrant May 7, 1994 (1994-05-07) 222 17.1 The town
decides they need a town mayor...
- from the fort's reservation. Fur
trader turned bootlegger "Pig's Eye"
Parrant, who set up
business just
outside the reservation,
particularly irritated...
- California,
founded by
George Chaffey Saint Paul,
first settled by
Pierre Parrant Vincennes, Indiana,
founded by François-Marie
Bissot The
Connecticut State...
- Porters, Notestems, Parkers, Beckets, Whitesides, Pechons, Hatfields,
Parrants, Ballards, Randsells, and the
Archers in
David Archer's
private burial...
