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The Ward Massacre - Clio On August 20, 1854, Alexander Ward’s five-wagon train of 20 emigrants was passing through Canyon County on the Oregon Trail They were heading to Fort Boise, but that evening, a war party of Shoshone and Snake Native Americans attacked the emigrants in an infamously brutal manner, killing all except for two of the Ward children
The Ward Massacre - The Historical Marker Database Finally the 1862 gold rush brought powerful forces, civilian and military, that gradually subdued the tribes Erected by Idaho Historical Society (Marker Number 75 ) Topics and series This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: Native Americans • Roads Vehicles • Wars, US Indian
Janie Ward-Engelking – Idaho State Senator - District 18 My goal as a legislator is to enact policies that maximize Idaho’s investments, enable businesses to succeed, maintain what we all love about Idaho (clean water, clean air, and access to public lands), and enable our children and grandchildren to succeed and thrive in Idaho
Ward Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary They were wards of the state (US) The boy was made a ward of the court = (Brit) The boy was made a ward of court I tried different remedies to ward off a cold
Idaho Indian Battles - Legends of America When Alexander Ward’s five-wagon train from Johnson County, Missouri, was passing through Canyon County, a war party of Shoshone and Snake Indians came upon the 20 emigrants When one of the Indians tried to take a horse by force, one of the travelers shot the warrior down
About - Ward Hooper Ward Hooper creates, produces and markets his own series of art from his studio and gallery in Boise, Idaho He draws inspiration from American illustrators of the 19th and 20th centuries as well as historical references Ward’s point of reference for all of his work is to portray the subject as if he were seeing it for the first time