Sentence examples for wagon companies from inspiring English sources

Others described how wagon companies split up and parts joined other companies during their journeys.

The diaries of emigrants frequently mentioned meeting and passing other wagon companies and competing with them for forage in the evenings.

Most wagon companies did circle their wagons when resting or camping overnight, but that was done more to control their livestock than for defensive purposes.

Except for in the first few years, even wagon companies were rarely alone and usually were within sight of or, at most, a day away from one another.

After 1860 the church began sending wagon companies east each spring, to return to Utah in the summer with the emigrating Latter-day Saints. Latter-day Saints

Three days later the main rescue party met the Martin Company and the Hodgett and Hunt wagon companies and helped them on to Devil's Gate.

Most of the emigrants did not journey alone but joined a wagon company, typically consisting of immediate family and relatives, friends, or people from the same area.

The Covered Wagon company was founded by Arthur Sherman, head of a Detroit pharmaceutical company, who was said to have been inspired by a family camping trip to northern Michigan.

Now there were countless more manufacturers: Muntz Metal Works lined the hulls of all the Royal Navy's ships; rolling stock for the new railways came from the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company; Guest, Keen and Nettlefolds made screws; Tangye Bros produced engines; and Evered made tubing.

Duryea Motor Wagon Company was America's first car manufacturer, but you've probably never heard of it.

By 1897, New York taxis got electrified by the Electric Carriage and Wagon Company of Philadelphia.