That's What You Call A Near Miss!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That was what I thought at first as well, but there was someone else who invented a similar one, I can't remember his name, though. I am stumped on this one as well. I think that since it says "for most it meant going west by wagon and boat" I think the person actually went west, farther? than wind wagon thomas. I am leaning toward JMS due to the fairfield history society quote here http://www.fairfieldhistoricalsociety.info/ Look at wagons and scroll down through the whole prarie schooner bit. Hey do you have a verified answer for #26??