The City of Fremont bears the name of one of America’s more complicated figures: John C. Fremont ... the United States Army in both the Mexican-American War and the Civil War.

The story of how a city-dwelling Jewish artist became an explorer begins in August of 1953, when John ... met Fremont, the latter was already famous, a veteran of the Mexican-American War and ...

John C. Fremont, and was one of the original party of fifteen that accompanied Fremont in the San Juan country, He was a dispatch carrier for Gens. Fremont and Kearny during the Mexican War ...

Alexander Gardner/Library of Congress When the American Civil War began, president Abraham ... prematurely toward emancipation. When Gen. John C. Frémont issued a military order freeing the ...

“We have 220-thousand colored troops family and with that 220-thousand, 209-thousand names are in Washington DC at the African American Civil ... the start of the Civil War, per the National Archive.

Its second half includes the rise of Los Angeles and Hollywood, the incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII and the post-war ... Mexican era. There were any number of memoirs. John Fremont ...

Historic Coin Press No. 1 at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City will be minting the commemorative medallion recognizing Western explorer John C ... of the American Civil War.

John C. Fremont first came into Carbon County in August of 1843 ... and its dangerous character as a war ground,” Fremont wrote. On June 13, 1844, Fremont moved deeper into the Sierra Madre range ...

YEAH, ROB. JULIE, THIS IS THE 36TH ANNUAL JOHN C FREMONT DAYS AND FREMONT ERS. I SPOKE WITH SAY IT’S NEVER FAILS TO BE HOT, BUT IT WAS ESPECIALLY WARM THIS YEAR. HE’S GOT A CAMERA MOVE OVER.

One of the aspects of the John ... Fremont was also a politician in the early days of California and Arizona statehood and served in the United States Army in both the Mexican-American War and ...