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My 4 year old asks me for a "John Townsend hat." The kind you have on here. I'm going to have to hunt for a similar one. He had his skull reconstructed by some talented surgeons due to craniosynostosis. Luckily for me a small adult hat will fit his large head, so maybe I'll have some luck finding one so he can match you. He loves your videos.

Loove it!!!

How I understood your readings. The Game warden of the tribe says you must dress like a hunter and not military so the tribe people know not to kill you. They need to see you're just hunting. Also, you must wear the brochess or money on you for trade so if you require our health care services because you have no idea what you are doing, you can pay the medicine wo/man for their services.

How do you not have millions of views? Keep going!

What is this trash

Hey, guys! I have a UA-cam cooking channel that I film from my home. I have done all of my videos from my Note 20 phone. I really don't like the video quality or the sound. It works, but I'd like it to be better. What would you suggest that I use? I do these alone mostly, so it would need to be a camera that I can stick on a tripod and just hit record. I'm totally 100% new at all of this, so I know diddly about it, lol! Thanks for any suggestions! You guys are awesome, by the way! I love your videos!

Interesting - I had no idea this spinoff channel existed !

Love these journals!!

l must say, that there is an easier way to make a pen.

I was shocked to suddenly see you at present day, undoubtedly brought here by a time machine made with 18th century ingredients.

seeing townsends near *any* modern stuff just feels weird, haha

I like ASMR without music. I think your ASMR vid would be relaxing. (I haven't found them yet)

If they had a shot gun and rifle why did they not have them when ppl tried to steal from them

This is my family❤! Thank you for reading and sharing!

Why in the world was I unaware of this second channel ❤

Hi I have a question. Where did you buy your hat? My dad loves wearing hat and he has so many hats but only one kind and I think that hat can fit him 😅😊

Hello from romulus 12 miles west of dearborn ville thank you for taking us on your adventures through time and history GOD-BLESS brother

Great chapter Jon, thank you for reading to us. Hope you had a wonderful father's day.

This is definitely a book worth buying. I listened to the playlist over a few days, while doing housework, and didn't realize that the order of the chapters is mixed up 😂 and it turned out that, other than for chronology, it's not really necessary to listen to it read in order. Just hearing the accounts in each chapter on its own is worthwhile.

Wonderful reading! Thank you!

Cool

Good thoughts and lessons. Thank you

Jon, Thanks once again for another great video. You're the Best!

Thank you John! I hope the people I share this with take the time to listen. How pertinent in these times. 😊

There was stuff from the Bible.

Wow, wasn't expecting the long deep dive.Thank you, Jon❤

Love this book and the historical Dearborn references! As a south east Michigander it's great hearing about the yesteryears and names which are now the names of roads, towns and waterways we take for granted. Thx Jon!

Thank you for reading this to us. It is so great to have a clearer acquaintance with those who came before us.

Loved this

I am not a biography person, but I enjoyed this book. He really loved his dad.❤

Best channel on UA-cam!! Thanks Townsends!

There's a town near me called Goodells.

😂 but I'm not joking when I say these days that I think Canada and the US should be one country, neither as Canada nor as the USA, but a new and reasonable country. My Dad's Dad's Dad came to Michigan from Canada in the 1880s, and we've had a cross border family ever since, right up to my daughter marrying a Canadian and living there since 2000. I haven't seen her since the border was shut down in that mishandled SARS-CoV-2 fiasco. She moved there when it was easy to cross back and forth, and a year later we had to get working on getting passports for everyone. Some of our family couldn't do that, so they never got to go to Canada again. They're deceased now. The way I see it, it's the same difference to me as if I were cut off from traveling to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, because I was equally at home in Canada as in the US. I can go to a certain part of the St. Clair River and see the street that leads to my daughter's house just 4 blocks inland!

I don't recall the mention of the massasauga in earlier chapters. Granted, I've been listening when I get a minute, and it's been quite a while since I last listened to a chapter, so I might just not recall hearing you explain that it's a rattlesnake that's native to Michigan. It's probably in Indiana, too. There are still some massasauga around where I am, a good 70-75 miles north of Dearborn. The last time I came across one, I was picking blackberries in the wild field and woods behind my Mom and stepdad's house. I didn't even see it. I was just heading to a blackberry bush on the other side of a ring of young trees, and was warned off by a rattle. I still had my old woods instinct, because before I knew what I was doing, I was turned around going the other direction. Sadly, the snakes are all gone now. Stepdad died years ago, some neighbor chopped down all the blackberry bushes and cleared a chunk of the woods to make a motorbike riding trail, then the absentee owner of the property sold it in 2021 to be developed. The new owner cleared out all the woods and the field last summer. And Mom was so brokenhearted at losing her nature preserve that she gave up on life. She died just 2 weeks ago. We're putting the house up for sale very soon. Just have to clear it out.

For centuries these indian tribes had been mixing with european runaways, or at least the ones they considered good enough to adopt rather than return to whichever owners that tribe had a treaty with.

Anyone, not "Christian " back then was considered a "heathen" , more and more people are upset about how things were back then. We need to be more focused on being thankful things aren't still like that. Can't change the past, just learn from it. Thank you Jon for reading this story to us.

Jon, Thanks for caring and sharing with everyone! God Bless and You're the Best!

I love these. Thank you.

Must have been a cold filming day

I truly enjoy these. Thanks so much for taking the time to make them!

What is the implication of the term "bedfellow"?

A complex topic, indeed. Thank you for the reading!

Good morning, Jon!

And among other things, met with Mr. Townsend, who told of his mistake the other day to put both his legs through one of his Knees of his breeches, and so went all day.

Had no idea this channel existed!

I really think you should be promoting this page more on the main channel. I love it and I think many more would too if they knew about it.

Love this - and again highlights he's not the brightest tool in the shed for a traveller - forgets something right off the bat. And this so illustrates how the natives were so helpful multiple times.

Poor Mr. Cresswell. His foibles recorded for all time. 😆 It goes to show that being impulsive and ill-prepared is not unique to any one generation. Thanks so much Jon!

I'm so late with my comment. Just wanted to say I love Dorothy L. Sayer's books. Strong poison was a frustratingly good book.

Wonderful story, thank you for reading to us Jon.