1
In 1670 a few emigrants arrived in a ship commanded by Capt.
2
A few emigrants from Minnesota had been here for many months.
3
No other cabin passengers had taken berths on board her, though there were a few emigrants in the steerage.
4
Once it was seen as a one-way ticket to a place of permanent exile from which few emigrants were likely to return.
5
Once past Cincinnati, all was unbroken wilderness till one reached Louisville in Kentucky, beyond which few emigrants had yet ventured to go.
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But very few emigrants had ventured across the broad and rugged cliffs of the Cumberland Mountains into the rich and sunny plains of Western Tennessee.
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South Carolina furnished very few emigrants to Kentucky, and Georgia practically none; combined they probably did not furnish as many as New Jersey or Maryland.