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Tom wasn't exactly a pioneer, but he was certainly an early settler.
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Samuel Maverick, of Noddle's Island, an early settler, was the first claimant of the land.
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Her husband, Samuel Daviess, was an early settler at Gilmer's Lick, in Lincoln County, Kentucky.
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He'd also find poetry and prose from the early settler period and set it to music.
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His goal was an early settler for us.
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Honorable Reuben Wood, an early settler of Cleveland, was born in Rutland county, Vermont, in 1792.
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She came on an early settler ship with two small children, and later married the ship's doctor.
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Mr. Nurse was an early settler of Salem, a "tray-maker," whose articles were much used.
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William Alford was an early settler.
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Little blame attaches to the early settler for this attitude, indeed he acted in accordance with sound economic law.
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An early settler wrote:
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The cabin, which was built by some early settler, had long ago been abandoned, and was partly fallen into decay.
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Such is this verse of gentle quaintness over the grave of a tender Puritan blossom, the child of an early settler:
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The backwoodsman, early settler, pioneer plainsman, mountain man were all like some infuriated beast of Promethean capabilities tearing at its own vitals.
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This was the life of the early settler in every county in Ohio, as each in its turn was organized and opened to settlement.
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It does not follow, for example, that the modern surgeon is any more narrow or wooden a man than the early settler of this country.