Jesse Hughes Frontiersman

Jesse Hughes, frontiersman and Indian fighter, was born near the Potomac South Branch in 1750.
Hughes grew up on the borderland of the then western frontier of America. He spent most of his time in the woods surrounding his home and was known to be fierce young man.
It is said of him “When scouting, his dress consisted only of the long hunting shirt, belted at the waist, open leggings, moccasins, and a brimless cap; or a handkerchief bound about his head.” According to this lady, all of his clothing was dyed with “…the ooze made from the bark of the Chestnut Oak…” so that he may better be camouflaged in the woods.
Art contribution credit to Dave Hasler
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Author contribution by Author David Begler
Book to Read :
Scout of the Monongahela: The Tale of Jesse Hughes (c1750-1829)
Author David Begler

[@davidbegler8505]

So I'm the author of the book you quoted in the first minute. That first minute is very cool. Would have been legal had you notified me for consent, and would have been appreciated to receive credit. Six whole sentences are mine. I don't know how to feel.

[@ExploringTheAmericanFrontier]

Howdy sir. My apologies for any confusion here you seem to be a hard fellow to contact. Heck I had to drive 79 miles to even borrow your book from a public library because it isn’t for sale on the internet. I enjoyed your work and There is a citation in the description for your contribution to the video . If need be I will remove the content. Either way I apologize for any confusion that may have occurred and wish the best moving into the future.

[@williamrhec]

Amazing video! Greetings from the Argentine Patagonia!

[@ThePhilSparks]

Very cool video. I just found out over the past year or so that I am a descendant of Jesse Hughes. It's cool to see somebody do a video about him. Good work!

[@deadhorse1391]

A man that was needed for the times

[@sugma3475]

It’s said that Jesse Hughes had no betters, and his only equal being Lewis Wetzel!

[@briansherrillruralliving9708]

Bravo!! I 💕 like it

[@ExploringTheAmericanFrontier]

Thanks Brian !

[@cherylruby7485]

Jesse HUghes was my 5th great grandfather. I believe his sister was kidnapped by indians.

[@edia_ledaa]

I’m also a direct descendant of Jesse. We should talk on another platform!

[@ThePhilSparks]

Jesse Hughes was my 6th great grandfather. Sounds like we're related lol.

[@gregmkay]

In other words, Hughes treated the Indians just like the Indians treated the Whites.

[@gibshredcamel]

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