Examples of 'homesteaded' in a sentence
Meaning of "homesteaded"
homesteaded (verb) - This phrase refers to the act of making a home or settling on and developing land as a homestead. It commonly relates to the establishment of a home or residence by creating living quarters and cultivating the land for sustenance
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- simple past tense and past participle of homestead
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And they settled there and homesteaded.
And homesteaded his farm the next year.
Bass and my Archie homesteaded land together.
Lyndon homesteaded a site in the Porcupine Hills west of Fort Macleod.
The Hutchinson and McPherson families also homesteaded the area around the same time.
William Holmes homesteaded much of the land that would eventually become the HOP ranch.
Most of Cascade Canyon was homesteaded by the sisters.
Have you homesteaded your primary residence?
During the next few years people homesteaded in Ward IV.
The land was quickly homesteaded and proved to be a rich agricultural area.
He had no money to buy any land with, so he homesteaded.
His grandparents had homesteaded on the same landscape.
We were on our way to the farm our great-grandfather homesteaded.
Virtually all of the land was homesteaded or sold as railroad land to farmers.
We homesteaded up in the cloud forest, miles from neighbors, public roads and electricity.
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His birth parents homesteaded near Roseglen.
It was a homesteaded ranch that has stayed in the same family since the 19th century.
They got as far as the Yukon, where they homesteaded for a year.
He and his family homesteaded the land that Redstone Castle sits on.
You see, when the government opened Rainbow Valley, we homesteaded two sections.
Her parents homesteaded in Dakota.
And homesteaded a piece adjacent to that, which he purchased . [ phone rings, recording is interrupted ].
Numerous European immigrants homesteaded the newly available lands on the Plains.
Mary, the law's on their side. Andy and me, we homesteaded this place.
Why, we have homesteaded here a lifetime.
In 1904, the family went west for economic reasons and homesteaded near Edmonton.
He's an old man who homesteaded here and lives with his grandson.
Hillsboro was named after John Gillespie Hill, who homesteaded in the area in 1871.
The family homesteaded near Stettler, Alberta.
My great-great-grandfather homesteaded that land.
Soon after, he homesteaded and established the Agua Fria ranch, near present-day Dewey, Arizona.
He 's an old man who homesteaded here.
The farm was first homesteaded in 1871 by Elof and Eva Modig, who emigrated from Sweden.
What happened to the homesteaded land?
The area was homesteaded by Squire Lathum in 1855 and then was sold to John Miller.
Well, we are homesteaded.
Around 1870, the area was homesteaded by Samuel Hindeman who also ran the post office.
But that 's where my great-grandfather first homesteaded Starvation … in that cabin.
He 's an old man who homesteaded here . Lives with his grandson.
Their son, Abraham and his wife, Ella, also homesteaded on the same section.
Can land be homesteaded by decree?
Valentine and his wife came from Eureka and had homesteaded in Sherman Creek by 1876.
Listen, Henry, you homesteaded this place for Miles.
Miller 's Landing is named after a Charles Miller who homesteaded in the neighborhood around 1915.
Enumclaw itself was homesteaded in 1879 by Frank and Mary Stevenson.
Andy and me, we homesteaded this place.
In 1865, Matts Peterson homesteaded the site that ultimately became North Bend.
He 's an old man who homesteaded here Who 's he?
It excluded Cheyenne who had homesteaded further east near the Tongue River.
Who's he? He's an old man who homesteaded here and lives with his grandson.
