Sentence examples for founded the town from inspiring English sources

They founded the town of Kankor in 1588 and that of Kergedan in 1564.

This name later gave rise to the supposition that a Northumbrian princeling called Edwin had founded the town.

After the war she settled in Ontario, where she and other loyalist refugees founded the town of Kingston.

This pressure, in turn, pushed the Egba farther south, where they founded the town of Abeokuta about 1830.

Wines have been traveling downriver from the Douro Valley almost since the Romans founded the town of Portus Cale.

The Romans mined lead, built villas, and founded the town of Bath (Aquae Sulis) at the site of natural hot springs.

(German settlers tradesmen, craftsmen, and miners largely founded the towns in Slovakia).

After the war, some of the Mormons returned to the area, established small farms along the Gila and Salt rivers, and founded the towns of Mesa, Florence, and Safford.

He founded the towns of Kristiania (now Oslo) and Kristiansand in Norway; Kristianstad and Kristianopel in what is now Sweden; Christianshavn in Denmark; and Glückstadt (which was to compete with Hamburg) in Holstein.

He founded the towns of Kherson, Nikolayev, Sevastopol, and Yekaterinoslav (now Dnipropetrovsk).

After the ruling had settled ownership issues between the Indians and settlers, Hinde founded the towns of Mt. Carmel, Powhaten, and Selima in the Illinois territory.