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Journal Entries
Original journal entries from all six expedition journalists: Lewis, Clark, Floyd, Ordway, Gass, and Whitehouse. Sourced from the Thwaites Edition (1904-1905).
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May
27
1804
Clark: May 27, 1804 Analysis
Sunday May 27th as we were Setting out this morning two Canoos loaded with Bever elk Deer Skins & Buffalow Robes, from…
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May
27
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — Charles Floyd: May 27, 1804 Analysis
pased ash Creek on the South Side high Clifts on S Side arrived at the mouth of the Gasganade River at 5…
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May
27
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — Joseph Whitehouse: May 27, 1804 Analysis
a fair morning. we set out eairly. passed a creek called ash Creek, on the N. Side high. clifts on the South…
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May
27
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — John Ordway: May 27, 1804 Analysis
S. Side Arrived at the Mouth of the Gasgonade River3 at 5 0. C. P. M. on S Side Shannon killed a…
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May
27
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — Patrick Gass: May 27, 1804 Analysis
cliffs on the south side, and at five in the afternoon arrived at the mouth of Gaskenade river. On the south side…
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May
28
1804
Clark: May 28, 1804 Analysis
Monday 28th May rained hard all the last night Some wind from the S W, one Deer Killed to day, one Man…
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May
28
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — Charles Floyd: May 28, 1804 Analysis
rain Last night Severall men went out hunting &‘ one of them Killed a Deer
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May
28
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — Joseph Whitehouse: May 28, 1804 Analysis
a pleasant morning. Several men out a hunting. the Lati- dude at this place is 38°, 44’, 3.5-1o"* as I was a…
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May
28
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — John Ordway: May 28, 1804 Analysis
to air Several men out hunting &C. Reuben Fields killed a Deer, the Mouth of the Gasgonade River is 157 yards wide.
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May
28
1804
Missouri River near Gasconade River — Patrick Gass: May 28, 1804 Analysis
air and dry, and several of our men sent out to hunt. One of them killed a deer. The mouth of the…
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