Yes, stories were printed about what John C. Frémont and Kit Carson did, particularly their explorations in the American West during the mid-19th century. Frémont's expeditions and his role in mapping the West were widely reported, and he is often referred to as the "Pathfinder." Carson, as a frontiersman and guide, played a significant role in these explorations, and his adventures were also chronicled in various publications, contributing to the mythos of the American frontier. Their exploits captured public interest and were influential in shaping perceptions of westward expansion.
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yes someone did make stories about them and their journies. :D
Fremont's lead scout was Kit Carson; Fremont made Carson famous by writing about him in his dispatches. Had Fremont written more about "Broken Hand" Fitzpatrick or Jim Bridger, they might have eclipsed Carson.
Kit Carson
Kit Carson
Kit Carson
1842-1846
Kit Carson served as John C. Fremont's guide and they mapped a new route over the Sierra Mountains together.
His newspaper printed stories that inflamed relations with Spain
John c. Fremont founded fremont and was named after fremont
Kit Carson guided the 1843-1844 Fremont expeditions on two mapping trips from the Rocky Mountains to what is now the state of Nevada. As a younger man, Kit Carson also joined trading parties on the Old Spanish Trail through southern Nevada.