Watauga

[wo-taw-guh]

noun

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Examples from the Web for watauga

For a time the people on the Watauga had established a government of their own.
Union and Democracy
Allen Johnson
This couple was some distance behind the Watauga boys, but I recognized them.
A Virginia Scout
Hugh Pendexter
This time, in 1760, they went far from the Yadkin into the Watauga country of Tennessee.
Blue Ridge Country
Jean Thomas
At Watauga, Robertson lived for a while in the cabin of a man named Honeycut.
Pioneers of the Old Southwest
Constance Lindsay Skinner
She was as wildly exhilarated as a child when she was taken on the trolley to Watauga.
The Power and the Glory
Grace MacGowan Cooke