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Where is Whitehouse Creek Named by Lewis anbd Clark after a Corps member.?
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What creek was named after a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition?
Creeks and Rivers Named after members of the Lewis and Clark expedition:Cruzattes's River, Washington: Named for Pierre Cruzatte (d. 1825 or 1828), navigator and interpreter, half French and half Omaha. He enlisted in the Corps of Discovery on May 16, 1804. He helped facilitate some of the early councils through his knowledge of sign language and frequently played his fidddle at the request of the crew. He was the first member to shoot a grizzly bear.Field's Creek, Montana: Named for Joseph Fields. Joseph and his brother Reuben were Privates, both born in Culpeper County, Virginia but raised in Jefferson County, Kentucky, and both enlisted into the Corps on Aug. 1, 1803. They served as woodsmen and hunters, both trustworthy. On Christmas Eve, 1805, Joseph presented Clark and Lewis each with a writing desk which he "hued" himself.Floyd River, Iowa: Named for Sergeant Charles Floyd, whose grave overlooks the river, was the only man to have died during the expedition. He enlisted on April 1, 1804 and died on August 20, 1804 from a ruptured appendix. On the way back, Clark stops to paid respects to his grave, and found it had been opened and half covered. A Sioux chief had buried his son in Floyd's grave "for the purpose of accompanying him to the other world believing the white man's future state was happier than that of the Savages."Frazer's Creek, Montana: Named for Robert Frazier (Frazer), a private from Virginia and fencing master. He joined the expedition at Camp Wood, and transferred to the permanent party in the spring of 1805 to fill the spot left when Moses Reed was discharged for disertion. Frazier was the first man to be bled by Capt. Lewis, on July 7, 1804, in his case to treat sunstroke.McNeal's Creek, Montana: Named for Hugh McNeal (d. 1825? 28?), a private from Kentucky. He's mentioned for his hunting skill, and Lewis quotes him on August 12, 1805 upon reaching the source of the Missouri River: "two miles below McNeal had exultingly thanked his god that he had lived to bestride the mighty & heretofore deemed endless Missouri."Reuben Creek, South Dakota: Named for Reuben Fields. Reuben and his brother Joseph were Privates, both born in Culpeper County, Virginia but raised in Jefferson County, Kentucky, and both enlisted into the Corps on Aug. 1, 1803. They served as woodsmen and hunters, both trustworthy. After the expedition, he received a land grant for 320 acres in Missouri, but chose to settle in Kentucky.Willard's Creek, Montana: Named for Alexander Willard (1778-1865), a private born in New Hampshire but lived in Kentucky and served under Capt. Amos Stoddard in 1800. He joined the Corps on January 1, 1804. His skills as a blacksmith, gunsmith, and hunter aided in the overall success of the expedition. He and fellow member Patrick Gass, were the only two who lived long enough to have their photograph taken.
Where did Lewis and Clark find the mountain lion?
On August 3, 1805, a Saturday, Lewis recorded this in the journals:"This morning they passed a small creek on the starboard at the entrance of which Reuben Fields killed a large panther [mountain lion]. We called the creek after that animal, Panther Creek."This was the first time they encountered and killed a mountain lion.
What has the author Stephen A Wille written?
Stephen A. Wille has written: 'Wetland resources of the Salmon Creek basin, Clark County, Washington' -- subject(s): Wetlands
Where did William Clark live?
In the beginning, William Clark lived in St. Louis, Missouri. Then in March 1785, they moved to Kentucky having traveled overland to Redstone Landing before completing the journey down the Ohio River by flatboat. The Clark family settled at "Mulberry Hill", a plantation along Beargrass Creek near Louisville. This would be William Clark's primary home until 1803.
