 | 1902 - 1160 páginas
...named for a Catholic priest. Ravenna; village in Portage County, Ohio, named for the city in Italy. Ravenswood; town in Jackson County, West Virginia,...flayed upon its banks by a party of Pawnee Indians. Rawlina; county in Kansas and city in Carbon County, Wisconsin, named for John A. Rawlins, Secretary... | |
 | 1905 - 788 páginas
...New York, because of the thousands of crows who made their home in the surrounding woods. Bavenswood: town in Jackson County, West Virginia, named, for...flayed upon its banks by a party of Pawnee Indians. Bawlins; county in Kansas and city in Carbon County, Wyoming, named for John A. Rawlins, secretary... | |
 | Joseph Silas Diller - 1902 - 670 páginas
...named for a Catholic priest. Ravenna; village in Portage County, Ohio, named for the city in Italy. Ravenswood; town in Jackson County, West Virginia,...never corrected. Rawhide; creek in Nebraska, said to l>e so named because a white man was flayed upon its banks by a party of Pawnee Indians. Rawlins; county... | |
 | 1902 - 896 páginas
...named for a Catholic priest. Ravenna; village in I'ortuge County, Ohio, named for the city in Italy. Ravenswood; town in Jackson County, West Virginia,...England, but misspelled by the engravers in making tinfirst maps and never corrected. Rawhide; creek in Nebraska, said to be so named l>eeause a white... | |
 | William H. Stennett - 1908 - 240 páginas
...Washington County, Nebraska, was named from Eawhide Creek. The creek was named from the fact that a man was flayed upon its banks by a party of Pawnee Indians. Baymond, Clark County, South Dakota. The place was named for JM Eaymond, one of the engineers engaged... | |
 | 1917 - 494 páginas
...locally descriptive. Rawhide. This place took its name from a near-by creek. The creek received its name because a white man was flayed upon its banks by a party of Pawnee Indians. The following circumstantial account of this incident is given: "One of a party of overland travelers... | |
 | Lilian L. Fitzpatrick - 1960 - 248 páginas
...locally descriptive. Rawhide. This place took its name from a near-by creek. The creek received its name because a white man was flayed upon its banks by a party of Pawnee Indians. The following: circumstantial account of this incident is given: "One of a party of overland travelers... | |
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County, Connecticut. A corruption of the Indian word, Wonkemaug, meaning "crooked fishing place." Ravalli; county in Montana, named for a Catholic priest. Ravenna; village in Portage County, Ohio, named for the city in Italy. Ravenswood; town in Jackson... 