Frontiersmen

In the Wild West, frontiersmen were so sex-starved that just to see a pair of women's underwear.

I was intrigued with their lives as they were portrayed through books and on film as irreverent, rugged frontiersmen,' Anouk said.

The spirits of the Great American West course looks into the facts of legends and myths formed by American frontiersmen.

An incident which occurred in 1815–1816 did much to make permanent the hostility of the frontiersmen to the British.

As frontiersmen were unable to correctly pronounce the Galician word, it became corrupted to "Albuquerque".

Despite a plethora of cultural, economic, and recreational opportunities, Arkansas is often stereotyped as a "poor, banjo-picking hillbilly" state, a reputation dating back to early accounts of the territory by frontiersmen in the early 1800s.

Frontiersmen from Virginia and other colonies were already entering that area.

In New Orleans, Gen. Andrew Jackson put together a force including regular Army troops, militia, frontiersmen, Creoles, Native American allies and Jean Lafitte 's pirates.

Many Carolinian frontiersmen had moved west over the mountains, into the Washington District (later known as Tennessee ), but in 1789, following the Revolution, the state was persuaded to relinquish its claim to the western lands.