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RFR0K005–The Caption reads: Harrassment of Early Settlers. It details Native Americans attacking Boonesborough and other settlements in Kentucky. This illustration is from the book titled: Story of the Wild West and Camp Fire Chats: Being the Complete and Authentic History of the Great Heroes of the Western Plains, Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill, Kit Carson, Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Sam Houston, and Generals Crooks, Miles and Custer. It was first published in 1888. This edition was published in 1902.
RM2GF914X–Early American settlers discussing the purchase of land with native Americans in the late 17th century.
RF2E54MTD–Old Book Cover or Adventure Story Showing European Settlers Tied to Totem Poles & Held Hostage by Native Americans or American Indians in the Wild West of the United States of America. 1904 Vintage Illustration or Engraving
RF2H863MD–Jamestown, Virginia, was the first permanent English settlement in America. It was founded on May 13, 1607. This late 1890 illustration shows the settlers on the first day there—according to what was known and understood about the colony in the late 1800s.
RFWWGP9W–Alexander Milne Calder's sculptures on the west face of City Hall featuring Native Americans, a buffalo head and early settlers.
RF2EA37GY–The caption for this illustration dating to 1902 reads: “From that Heroic yet Feeble Folk”-settlement of America. Here are members of an early English colony in New England. In American history, the Pilgrims were the founders of Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. The key members of the group were English separatists who had moved to Holland in 1607-08. They obtained a charter from London Co. and, with the help of London merchants, sailed on the Mayflower in 16
RMG15KRT–Illustration by the Russian artist Louis Choris depicting a group of California 'Mission Indians,' Native Americans who Spanish settlers had forcibly relocated to harsh, convent-like missions in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Here they are pictur
RFR0JYT1–This illustration shows the capture of Miss Jemima Boone (sister of Daniel Boone) and her friends Betsy and Frances Callaway by Indians from Boonesborough. The girls were all about 14. The girls had been rowing along the river and saw a cluster of wild flowers and went toward the opposite shore to pick them. Their cries were heard at the fort but too late and the canoe was the only means of crossing the river. Daniel Boone and Robert Callaway were away at the time. When they returned the next day, they and others set out and were able to track the Indians, who were now more than 30 miles away
RM2A247E3–Palm oasis at a spot called Mara provided sustenance for Native Americans and early settlers of the California high desert, Twentynine Palms, California
RMBJG060–Print c1866 entitled 'Taking the back track - a dangerous neighbourhood'. It depicts white men avoiding Native American Indians.
RF2GG7F33–Eureka Springs, AR - June 11, 2021: Basin Spring Park downtown is the site of a healing spring known to Native Americans and early pioneer settlers th
RM2C4R5MD–A 1709 Map of the inhabited parts of North Carolina, USA. From the late 1600's, settlement in North Carolina went from Virginian migration, first into the Albemarle region, then into the Pamlico district. The sparsely settled province formed a capital at Edenton but saw years of conflict with the native Indian population who were finally decimated.
RM2C3KN42–A lifesize diorama depicts the life of Timucua Indians at Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park in St. Augustine, Florida.
RMCFFXJB–Historical re-enactor at Henricus historical site in Virginia explaining living conditions of 17th century native Americans.
![Infographic of the settlements of the early English settlers in North America, the structure of a fort and the confrontation with the indians. [Adobe InDesign (.indd); 5078x3248]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2NEC3WK/infographic-of-the-settlements-of-the-early-english-settlers-in-north-america-the-structure-of-a-fort-and-the-confrontation-with-the-indians-adobe-indesign-indd-5078x3248-2NEC3WK.jpg "Infographic of the settlements of the early English settlers in North America, the structure of a fort and the confrontation with the indians. [Adobe InDesign (.indd); 5078x3248]. Stock Photo")
RM2NEC3WK–Infographic of the settlements of the early English settlers in North America, the structure of a fort and the confrontation with the indians. [Adobe InDesign (.indd); 5078x3248].
RMCMJX5F–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RM2K2HR0M–A 19th century engraving showing a typical American frontiersman brought in to help fight in the Indian Wars against new settlers.
RMBCGA3F–COONTIE or ARROWROOT or INDIAN BREADROOT PLANT USED FOR FOOD BY NATIVE AMERICANS, SLAVES, AND POOR PEOPLE IN EARLY FLORIDA
RM2JKKRM7–Historic black and white photograph of Dolores Colorado Main Street when European Americans built their new towns over Southern Ute homelands.
RF2RDWXTR–Tourist visiting the Albuquerque Museum of Art does his best to help the early settlers as they carried a very heavy load across New Mexico.
RM2CTPDT6–The First Thanksgiving in 1621 by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris, colour halftone print, c.1932. The event followed the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in America in 1620
RFR0JYWC–This illustration shows the rescue of Miss Jemima Boone (sister of Daniel Boone) and her friends Betsy and Frances Callaway. The girls were all about 14. The girls had been rowing along the river and saw a cluster of wild flowers and went toward the opposite shore to pick them. Their cries were heard at the fort but too late and the canoe was the only means of crossing the river. Daniel Boone and Robert Callaway were away at the time. When they returned the next day, they and others set out and were able to track the Indians, who were now more than 30 miles away from the capture site. As the
RMB46C1C–Covered wagon at Bluff Fort Historic Site, Utah, a replica of the kind the first Mormon settlers arrived in.
RFBPAFHT–An early settler in what is now the U.S. hides with a man, holding a shotgun in case the Indians on the warpath should see them.
RMBJFBGE–Print c1866 entitled 'A parley - prepared for an emergency'. It depicts a tense encounter between white men and Native Indians.
RFPKN5BJ–Daniel Boone (1734-1820) was an American frontiersman who was born in Reading, Pennsylvania. In March of 1775, as advance agent for Transylvania Co., he blazed Wilderness Road and founded Boonesboro (also spelled Boonesborough) on Kentucky River. He was captured by Indians in 1778, but he escaped and moved to Missouri after land titles in Kentucky were invalidated. His adventures became well-known through the so-called autobiographical account by John Filson.This illustration is from the book titled: Story of the Wild West and Camp Fire Chats: Being the Complete and Authentic History of the G
RFMKCBFJ–SAN FRANCISCO, CA – APRIL 22, 2018: Controversial “Early Days” statue in Civic Center area of San Francisco. The statue depicts a Catholic missionary
RFC12F8A–On March 15, 1697, Mr. Dunstan took a rifle and kept firing to protect the seven children with whom he managed to escape.
RMCFE3A9–Historical re-enactor in Henricus,Virginia illustrating how Native Americans made fishing nets in the 1600's.
RMCMJX5H–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RFT4MH93–Thanksgiving With Pumpkins Apples And Corncobs On Wooden Table With Field Trees And Sky In Background
RM2CE6JAN–. Men of mark in Connecticut; ideals of American life told in biographies and autobiographies of eminent living Americans . early settlers, andthrough John Drake, of a long line of distinguished English ancestrystretching back to the time of the Norman Conquest. Mr. Eobertsfather was Nelson Eoberts, a farmer, teacher, general agent and dealerwho was several times a representative in the General Assembly fromhis native town of Torrington, and once a member from the FifteenthSenatorial District. He held many town offices and was a leader inbusiness and educational affairs. He was a man dominated
RF2AYYN5R–First Church of Deerfield, Massachusetts, in historic center of town. Red brick buildings adorn this Main Street in Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts.
RMB3R0M4–North Carolina Historical Marker - Cataloochee Trail An old Indian path across mountains used by early settlers and in 1810
RM2CW18HD–The First Thanksgiving at Plymouth by Jennie Augusta Brownscombe, 1914. The event followed the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in America in 1620
RMB47GJ7–Covered wagon at Bluff Fort Historic Site, Utah, a replica of the kind the first Mormon settlers arrived in.
RMBJAPWG–Black and white lithograph print circa 1868 depicting the spread of settlers westward across the USA in the 19th century.
RMCFE39X–Historical re-enactor at the historical site of Henricus, Virginia. illustrates how native americans made fishing nets.
RMCMJX5M–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RF2AYYN61–Asa Stebbins was a wealthy farmer and mill owner and his brick house was the first in Deerfield. It contains neo classical furnishings and was built
RM2CW18HG–Thanksgiving at Plymouth by Jennie Augusta Brownscombe, 1925. The event followed the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in America in 1620
RMBJAT4D–Black and white lithograph print circa 1866 entitled 'The Rocky Mountains - emigrants crossing the plains'.
RMCFJFJ3–Historical interpreter at Henricus,Virginia shows how native americans made dugout canoes by burning and carving from a tree.
RMCMJX4K–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RF2AYYN5W–Historic Deerfield, Inc. was founded in 1952. It's an outdoor historic village and museum that interprets the culture and history of early New England
RMCMJX48–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RF2AYYN5P–Out for a ride, Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts. Beautifully restored Downtown historic village in Western, Massachusetts. Pretty village, buildings.
RMCMJX4P–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RF2AYYN5T–Built in 1912. Was remodeled 40 years later to resemble the old meeting house that stood in the center of town. Still used today.Long live the postal!
RMCMJX5J–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RMCMJX4J–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RMCMJX5K–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RMCMJX4F–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RMCMJX4M–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
RMCMJX5G–18 August 2012 San Antonio, Texas, USA - Native Americans from the Pacuache-Tilijaya Coahuilteca Tribe of Tejas, perform a traditional dance at Alamo Plaza in front of the Alamo.
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