was the spanish east of mississippi river?

[bowhunter]

was the Spanish east of Mississippi river?if so was they in WV,oh,or KY?in,or pa?need all the info i can get.new to this hobby

 

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[dano91]

There were Spanish trail markers found in Kentucky. And almost all states had some kind of Civil war activity. What area are you in?
I would be glad to give you some Idea's.
Dano.

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

Some reports that the Spanish have been
in Illinois area.

European Explorers in the Mississippi Valley:
http://www.uark.edu/depts/contact/explorers.html


The rich history of this site begins before recorded
history, when native Americans undoubtedly took
advantage of its strategic location overlooking the
Ohio River. Legend has it that Europeans took this
same advantage as early as 1540, when the Spanish
explorer Hernando DeSoto and his soldiers constructed
a primitive fortification here to defend themselves from
hostile native attack.
http://dnr.state.il.us/Lands/Landmgt/parks/R5/frmindex.htm

Ditto Dano, "Why?"

have a good un..........

 

[gollum]

The Spanish founded St. Augustine, Florida. Juan Ponce de Leon explored the area. It only stands to reason that they would have spread out from there.

Best,

mike

 

[Heavy Chevy]

Hi bowhunter,

Here is a map i found online.I am not sure which site it came from.
You should be able to Google it.

Take Care,
Mike in SC

 

[bowhunter]

thanks guys this site is cool.man who would have believed this Spanish,Mexican,Indian,and who knows who else treasure is here just waiting to be found.ONLY IN AMERICA