The Yellowstone landmark Pompey's Pillar is named after a nickname of this woman's son, Jean Baptiste, who was born in the midst of her most prominent historical role.
The Yellowstone landmark Pompey's Pillar is named after a nickname of this woman's son, Jean Baptiste, who was born in the midst of her most prominent historical role. She was once bought at Knife River by the bigamous fur-trader Toussaint Charbonneau, and later negotiated for the purchase of horses from her brother Cameahwait, requested a side trip to look at a beached whale, and recommended the Bozeman Pass as the best eastward route through Montana. FTP, name this Shoshone interpreter who joined the westward trip of Lewis and Clark.
The Yellowstone landmark Pompey's Pillar is named after a nickname of this woman's son, Jean Baptiste, who was born in the midst of her most prominent historical role.
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