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Jeff Moore (American Pioneer) : ウィキペディア英語版
Jeff Moore (pioneer)

Jeff Moore (March 22, 1780 – September 22, 1835) was an American pioneer and founder of the town of Russell, Ky. While his pioneering was relatively late in the settlement of the Ohio River Valley area his life exploits make him a memorable if not particularly well known character in the history of the region.
==Youth and early life==
Aside from his birthdate of March 22, 1780 little else is known for fact about his birth and early life. He probably grew up somewhere in the central Pennsylvania farm lands. Known to have been a lifelong illiterate Moore claimed to have heard "wild tales" about the lands to the west he bought a Kentucky Long Rifle and left for what he called his "adventures" sometime in the late 1790s.〔The Annals of Northern Kentucky 1800–1850: A Concise Yet Incomplete History 105〕

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