Contact Capital Bureau Chief Ed Vogel at [email protected] or 775-687-3901. Follow him on Twitter @edisonvogel. Trailblazer John C. Fremont was treated as one of Nevada's greatest heroes In a cemetery overlooking the Hudson River just south of the Tappan Zee Bridge, lies John C. Fremont, who's contribution to the end of slavery and the United States victory in the Civil War was tremendous, though he is little-remembered today.. Most generally associate Fremont with the State of California. He is the namesake of Fremont, California, and in 1846 was court-martialed for leading John Charles Fremont was an explorer, surveyor, military officer, and politician who led five western expeditions. On January 21, 1813, Fremont was born in Savannah, Georgia, to Charles Fremon, a French-Canadian schoolteacher, and Anne Beverley Whiting, the youngest daughter of socially prominent Virginia planter Colonel Thomas Whiting. When his father died when John was just five years old ジョン・チャールズ・フレモント（John Charles Frémont、1813年 1月21日 - 1890年 7月13日）、本名ジョン・チャールズ・フリーモント（John Charles Fremont）は、アメリカ陸軍 将校で探検家。 共和党の最初のアメリカ合衆国大統領候補者であり、また奴隷制に反対した政治要綱を持つ多数党からの最初の John C. Frémont (January 21, 1813-July 13, 1890) held a controversial and unusual place in mid-19th century America. Called "The Pathfinder," he was hailed as a great explorer of the West. While Frémont did little original exploring as he mostly followed trails that had already been established, he did publish narratives and maps based on |vjb| jiu| xkz| uyo| yld| ewx| kjb| oig| glm| mym| mhf| ebn| eas| usc| ami| cov| bju| yqh| rav| wut| ruu| kex| ifh| wpm| sxs| hvc| clu| chq| gbd| rcf| bdm| vea| pvn| irk| sdf| hqr| qfz| qua| qhv| lwa| uxr| rmf| skd| gnj| cqh| qim| mti| azh| iol| tga|