John B. Imbau - Revision history

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Phil at 21:27, 18 July 2008

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Phil: New page: '''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. Quapaw Indian history records that in ...

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New page: '''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. Quapaw Indian history records that in ...

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'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. [[Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 a Francis Imbeau was granted and in the area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this grant.

==References==

*James W. Bell, ''Little Rock Handbook'' (Little Rock, AR: Publishers Bookshop, 1980), 5.

==External links==

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 '''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at [[Little Rock]]. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin on 756 French arpents of land near "The Rock" in 1763.
-[[Quapaw Indians|Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 [[Francis Imbeau]] was granted 800 French arpents of land in the Little Rock area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this land grant, but by some accounts he made improvements between 1803 and 1808.
+[[Quapaw Indians|Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 [[Francis Imbeau]] was granted 800 French arpents of land in the Little Rock area for his help in defeating the [[Osage Indians]] to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this land grant, but by some accounts he made improvements between 1803 and 1808.
 Trapper [[William Lewis]] is generally recognized as the first serious settler in the area, arriving and briefly improving the land in 1812.

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-'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. [[Quapaw Indians|Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 a Francis Imbeau was granted land in the area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this land grant.
+'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at [[Little Rock]]. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin on 756 French arpents of land near "The Rock" in 1763.
 Trapper [[William Lewis]] is generally recognized as the first serious settler in the area, arriving and briefly improving the land in 1812.
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 *James W. Bell, ''Little Rock Handbook'' (Little Rock, AR: Publishers Bookshop, 1980), 5.
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−	'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. [[Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 a Francis Imbeau was granted ~~and~~ in the area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this grant.	+	'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. [[Quapaw Indians\|Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 a Francis Imbeau was granted land in the area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this land grant.

	Trapper [[William Lewis]] is generally recognized as the first serious settler in the area, arriving and briefly improving the land in 1812.		Trapper [[William Lewis]] is generally recognized as the first serious settler in the area, arriving and briefly improving the land in 1812.

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	'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. [[Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 a Francis Imbeau was granted and in the area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this grant.		'''John B. Imbau''' is, according to legend, the first settler at Little Rock. Imbau is said to have constructed a cabin near "The Rock" in 1763. [[Quapaw Indian]] history records that in 1797 a Francis Imbeau was granted and in the area for his help in defeating the Osage Indians to the northwest. Imbeau may have never set foot on this grant.
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		+	Trapper [[William Lewis]] is generally recognized as the first serious settler in the area, arriving and briefly improving the land in 1812.

	==References==		==References==