Jean Baptiste LePage was a French-Canadian fur trader who was living among the Hidatsa and Mandan natives (near present-day Bismarck, North Dakota) when the explorers arrived there, October 27, 1804. Lewis, by his January 15, 1807 letter to the Secretary of War, Henry Dearborn, transmitted a "Roll of the men who accompanyed Captains Lewis and Clark on their late tour to the Pacific Ocean...with some remarks on their rispective merits and services." Here, LePage is rated as "Entitled to no peculiar merit." He was enlisted at Fort Mandan, two days before Sacagawea and Toussaint Charbonneau, on November 2, 1804 in order to replace the discharged John Newman. With the expedition, he made it to the Pacific Ocean and returned to St. Louis.
The job of a private was practically anything considering private is the lowest rank possible!
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Jean Baptiste LePage was one of the men who took part on the Lewis and Clark expedition. He replaced discharged Private John Newman. He also aided the progression of the expedition with his knowledge of the Mandan Native American villages.
He replaced discharged Private John Newman. He also aided the progression of the expedition with his knowledge of the Mandan Native American villages.
Jean Lepage was born in 1779.
Jean Lepage died in 1822.
Jean-François Lepage was born in 1960.
Jean-Baptiste Jean was born in 1953.
Jean-Baptiste Debret was born in 1768.
Jean-Baptiste Terrien died in 1903.
Jean Baptiste Laporte has written: 'Case of Jean Baptiste Laporte' 'The remonstrance of Mr. John Baptiste Laporte'
Karlo Jean-Baptiste brother!
Jean Baptiste Charbonneau DID NOT have a quote. ----
Jean-Baptist David died in 1866.