By: Devarshi Patra, Andrei Krozel, Umeera Farooq, and Shelby Pritt

By D DD Devarshi Patra

Introduction  Daniel Boone was born in Berks County, Pennsylvania on November 2, 1734  He was an explorer and pioneer.  He is mostly called “ The most famous pioneer and frontier hero there ever was.’’

 When Daniel Boone was a kid he didn’t go to school. Instead he was taught at home by his parents.  At age 12 he was very good at hunting. He shot a bear once (When he was 12). Not many people could do that when they were 12.  When he was 16 he moved to North Carolina Childhood

Adulthood  Daniel spent most of his time hunting as an adult  He married Rebecca Bryan in 1756  Later he had 10 children

Exploring  Daniel Boone explored many places  Daniel Boone explored the Kentucky region when Kentucky wasn’t a state and the Appalachians  He always wore a coonskin cap when he explored and hunted Coonskin Cap

Old Life  Daniel Boone spent the last 21 years of his life in Missouri  He died on September 26, 1820  He was 85

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By: A AA Andrei Krozel

Philip Francis Renault looked for a place to mine for lead Philip started lead mining in Missouri

Old Mines was opened for lead mining Mine Renault was opened in Washington County

Sainte Genevieve was founded as a place for the transportation of lead down its river The mine Renault was closed temporarily

It was used for a part of gasoline It was used for paint It was used for water pipes lead pipe above

It helped make money for things like Roads Railroads Other expensive things

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  St. Charles was part of the Louisiana Territory.  At first, the French controlled the land.  After the Treaty of Paris in 1762, France gave the land to Spain.  Then, in 1800, Spain gave the land back to France.  In 1803, France sold the land to America as the Louisiana Purchase. Control of St. Charles?

  Louis Blanchette was a French Canadian explorer who came to Missouri because he wanted to make a new settlement.  In 1765, he met Bernard Guillet, another French Canadian explorer, and they decided to make a settlement at St. Charles. The Settlement of St. Charles

 BBernard called St. Charles “Les Petites Cotes”. IIt means “the little hills” in French. LLouis Blanchette agreed to name the settlement that name. Les Petites Cotes

 IIn 1791, the first church was built there. They named it San Carlos, and then they decided to name the town San Carlos, too. LLater, San Carlos was turned into St. Charles, which is San Carlos in English. San Carlo s

 IIn 1799, Daniel Boone, a famous explorer, moved to what is now St. Charles County. HHe built a log cabin there. HHe settled in Missouri when he was 65 years old. Daniel Boone

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