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This is Buddy commenting: Absolutely amazing individual fortitude and stamina to just leave civilization and go into the wilderness with only what you could carry or pack in. A host of circumstances on the edge of taking your life at a moments notice. Sickness, accident, animal attack, the weather, starvation, etc. Even just going into a small section of woods, it has been my goal through extensive study and experience to be prepared to spend a night or even longer should something unforseen happen. There are places of wilderness nearby. In NE Ohio it is the Grand River Wildlife preserve, open to hunting, fishing, hiking with currently over 8,000 Acres! In one section from Hoffman Norton Road going west on State Route 88, for over two miles, then North on State Route 534, for about three miles, there are no roads. One road on Rt. 534 north turns in going east about a mile, only to turn North going to State Route 87, Never going into the inner parts. Still truly wilderness part of this expansive piece of land in this day and age. Stay safe in your travels, be prepared. All the best and may GOD bless.

Ugh I can't share this with that mispronunciation, sorry!

Great video thank you

I believe Jeremiah Johnston was a Fur Trapper for awhile until things went south.

It’s pronounced len op pay,. Not ape lol

Enough of the AI voice crap.

Are you a Grimm?

One of my Great; Great; . . .; Grandfather migrated to America and became a settler on the frontier where he was killed in an Indian raid. I think it was in Indiana.

That “old suspension bridge” is a national landmark and when it was built and years afterward the world’s longest. Late one afternoon many years ago I was having a drink in the bar of the Cosmos Club of Washington, DC, the club for scientists, engineers, and Doctors. The topic of conversation with the stranger sitting next to me: the Wheeling Suspension Bridge.

Could do without the fake accent. Also, you should learn the proper pronunciation of the cities.

Very educational video, well done. Just a suggestion if wearing period clothes also wear period glasses, those modern plastic glasses lessen the whole presentation.

The other mountain man… YEAH!!!!

I am a descendant of the Ward family. I remember my grandmother telling me about how my 6 times removed grandfather James Ward,Williams brother, was one of the people that carried Daniel Boons casket when they moved his body back to Kentucky. I live close to Old Chillicothe ,modern day Old Town ,Ohio. Chillicothe was the site of the Shawnee camp, the site where White Wolf lived after he was captured. They just built a state park at this site. I love to go there and think about the lives my ancestors lived.

Hey man, I just want to say I really enjoy how much research you put into your videos. I live in Butler, PA and grew up camping out in East Brady. Very sentimental area for me. My great grandfather settled in Brady's Bend and opened a shoe repair shop after he came to the US from Sicily. I was wondering if you ever have the time or interest, could you do videos on the history of Butler, PA and Chicora, PA? Would also love to see if you can dig into the history of Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch governor of New Netherlands. I am a direct descendant of Peter Stuyvesant and have done the ancestry research to verify he was my great grandfather going back something like eight generations. Not sure if you have the option to message me on here, but feel free to reach out. Keep doing what you're doing and thank you for such great educational content!

Thanks for the history!

Where’s Godfathers and Little Bits?

leave things alone this mountain was there long before the crybabies crying about its name was

My 5th Great Grand Father who founded Wheeling in 1769 Col. Ebenezer Zane along with Isaac Zane and Betty Zane! Betty's statue was moved to Martins Ferry Ohio where my Father Griffith Zane Watkins was born in 1910 .

Very cool video. I just found out over the past year or so that I am a descendant of Jesse Hughes. It's cool to see somebody do a video about him. Good work!

William Sherrill was my 8 grade grandfather

Samuel Brady is buried in the old West Liberty (WV) Cemetery along with a large number of western front Revolutionary Patriots. Local siderite (iron carbonate) was the primary Iron ore. Later the much richer Minnesota, Michigan iron ranges became the primary ore.

The underground railroad was basements with furnaces that was gas and other than what you was told a cremation furnace underground that railroaded killed many many people if yiu dont believe me. Go look at 336 church street Indiana Pennsylvania 15701. Look in the basement and many other underground railroad places. With tunnel systems. Its a fact. The underground railroad was no railroad that freed slaves are you crazy 🤣 you cant possible believe that cause i never did and i went and found the truth evidence and mant children was killed to hide ,any things yep many lambs. Yep. Somebody is in trouble i cant wait 🫸 im on her rightiously guided one. I told on them all Washington Egypt Washington capitals all of them the mine black gold SOLOMON mines but lots of gold 🪙 never told. They thought they was gonba kilk my people. Yea right i gotem all ina trap 🪤

Great story but isn’t the script the 1909 article? My date is prob off but I think I just read this yesterday…. Please attribute sources 😊

His surname sounds German

9ne my favorite shows as a kid was Grizzly Adams!

Nice to see who's in family tree

He's my 9th great grandfather. His land was taken

The indigenous people's were severely misrepresented by our European ancestors. These people were far from being savages. Don't forget that history is written by the victor. It's rarely mentioned how massacres were often retaliatory in nature and not first blood and that the reality is these people were defending their homeland from invaders who were killing all the wildlife to satisfy the hunger for pelts, and digging up all the sassafras. Wondering who the savages were? I recommend reading Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee. It's a Native American history written from their perspective. I couldn't put it down it was so good, but to be fair Native American history and archeology has been a passion for almost 40 years.

Most have no idea that most of western Pennsylvania was officially part of Orange County, Virginia during colonial times.

I was really surprised when you said the Harle in 1736. Would you believe we both decend from passengers on that same voyage? My maternal 7th great grandfather was listed as KAMMERER, Joh. Ludwig

Wonderfully researched and wonderfully presented!

Great video, a lot of information on the early American tribes

So I'm the author of the book you quoted in the first minute. That first minute is very cool. Would have been legal had you notified me for consent, and would have been appreciated to receive credit. Six whole sentences are mine. I don't know how to feel.

Im a descent of simon in windsor ont...

My wife and I grew up in Kittanning.

I Need about this chapter's Summary

Footage nicked from other documentaries

Ebenezer Zane was my sixth great grandfather.

Grifola Frondosa is misrepresented in your photos.Thats Laetiporous SP.

Amazing video! Greetings from the Argentine Patagonia!

I'm a descendant of this man. What a life he lived

My 6xgreat grandfather!

The Mon River flows North and meets the Allegheny River then turns into the Ohio River.

The Colonel was my 6xgreat grandfather.

The Colonel was my 6xgreat grandfather.

Jim Baker’s descendant family live in Mt. Dora, Fl. They owned the A.W. Peterson’s Gun Shop and Leighton Baker has Jim Baker, portrait in his mini-museum. Leighton would travel out west for the Frontierman’s rendezvous every year until he passed away in 1980’s. Stewart Baker ran the store until he retired and his younger brother, Cary took over the store. It’s located at 4255 W. Old US 441, Mt. Dora, Fl 32757.

You want the honest story of Ontario. No native tribe owns or has ever owned the land we call Ontario. Tribe after Tribe, came, conquered and cleared out competitors. Nobody, even Native Tribes could own the land, because nobody held the land. heck, Tribes weren't developed beyond Humanities Hunter/Gatherers. The inevitable came, that was the Old World's humanity, reached out and found the East Coast of North America. Problem was, those earliest of European Settlers were massively developed and were coming. Unfortunately, Europeans were carrying on them, viruses, and other Old World health issues no Native Tribe could deal with. Neither did the Europeans know they were carrying on them illnesses. So along came Flu, Small Pox, whooping cough, german measles, etc. Just trading a blanket was a Death Certificate to the Native Tribes. But as different Europeans came and settled. Each did a different path of Tribe to European Settler government. I found the French Settlers didn't recognize Native Lands as Owners because Tribes couldn't produce information of who owned this land. Next, the Brits though, signed away goofy Treaty Agreements, to buy favor of the Tribes which French Leaders didn't. So Ontario, as we call it now has really messed up Treaties and constant fights today over Treaties that were signed ages ago without any forethought pertaining to today. You know, how do you deal with a group of Hunter-Gathers, with no development and you the incoming Settlers were breaking into the Industrial Age of Humanity. Natives if anything, received 8000 years of human advancement in less than 150 years of existence. Think about that for a moment. Who got the better deal of advancement? You are a Native Tribe, still haven't invented the Wagon Wheel, still pissing behind pine trees. Then, a fella in funny looking cloths comes with goofy looking collars around his neck. He offers you a bag of blankets, steal spoons, and mirror, maybe an iron axe and box of matches. It's like winning the lottery today. The funny looking fella asks for a bunch of dirt from river bank to river bank. Well, of course you say OK. You don't own jack squat, it has no value to you. And that's the last place you took a dump any how. But you know, in all of this, liberal academics put way too much spin onto the reality of what transpired then. No Native had any value in what may have existed below the ground in Natural Resources. Even, the best of European smart fellas had no experience, but they did have the know how to exploit Natural Resources because of technology of 8000 years to exploit natural resources. So when modern today's academics point to European Expansion into Ontario or North America. I kind of chuckle at the lack of appreciation of what was Europe like in 1500 to 1700. It wasn't folks very good for common folks. It was called the Dark Ages for a reason. If you were a Commoner in Europe at that time. Life sucked. Could you own land in Europe as a penniless Commoner. NOPE. So along comes a posting a Church House Door. Looking for Settlers, you sign up for 2 years Crown Service in the New World. In return for your service, the Crown will reward you with 1000 acres of Land. -- be honest folks, you couldn't get the pen in your hand fast enough to sign up.

My 6xgreat grandfather!