Meanings of few emigrants in English

In 1670 a few emigrants arrived in a ship commanded by Capt.

A few emigrants from Minnesota had been here for many months.

No other cabin passengers had taken berths on board her, though there were a few emigrants in the steerage.

Once it was seen as a one-way ticket to a place of permanent exile from which few emigrants were likely to return.

Once past Cincinnati, all was unbroken wilderness till one reached Louisville in Kentucky, beyond which few emigrants had yet ventured to go.

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.

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.