 | Carroll County (Ill.) - 1878 - 502 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...be chosen in accordance with a previous ordinance. This nomination being made, the Assembly adjourned until the 16th of the following September. From... | |
 | Cedar County (Iowa) - 1878 - 736 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...known as Cincinnati, having been named so by Gov. St. Glair, and considered the capital of the Territory — to nominate persons from whom the members of... | |
 | Delaware County (Iowa) - 1878 - 696 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...known as Cincinnati, having been named so by Gov. St. Glair, and considered the capital of the Territory — to nominate persons from whom the members of... | |
 | Monroe County (Iowa) - 1878 - 496 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...known as Cincinnati, having been named so by Gov. St. Glair, and considered the capital of the Territory — to nominate persons from whom the members of... | |
 | Des Moines County (Iowa) - 1879 - 722 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...be chosen in accordance with a previous ordinance. This nomination being made, the Assembly adjourned until the 16th of the following September. From... | |
 | McLean County (Ill.) - 1879 - 1092 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...be chosen in accordance with a previous ordinance. This nomination being made, the Assembly adjourned until the 16th of the following September. From... | |
 | Jones County (Iowa) - 1879 - 686 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...known as Cincinnati, having been named so by Gov. St. Glair, and considered the capital of the Territory — to nominate persons from whom the members of... | |
 | Illinois - 1879 - 842 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...February, 1799, they convened at Losantiville — now knqwn as Cincinnati, having been named so by Gov. St. Clair, and considered the capital of the Territory... | |
 | Darke County (Ohio) - 1880 - 774 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...known as Cincinnati, having been named so by Gov. St. Glair, and considered the capital of the Territory — to nominate persons from whom the members of... | |
 | Associations, institutions, etc - 1881 - 746 pages
...river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans venturing...be chosen in accordance with a previous ordinance. This nomination being made, the Assembly adjourned until the 16th of the following September. From... | |
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Mill" — in the West. St. Louis contained some seventy houses, and Detroit over three hundred, and along the river, contiguous to it, were more than three thousand inhabitants, mostly French Canadians, Indians and half-breeds, scarcely any Americans... 
