Settlement of Lumberport, West Virginia

Fine-speed glasses reflects our lifestyle and cultural changes over the years, and how it has made us today's people. Every day we walk a big step beyond our own lives created and inspired by our ancestors. I grew up on the undulating hills in West Virginia, the childhood here is unforgettable. It is wonderful to see the four seasons.

In the colonial period before 1776, the West was the top priority of settlers and politicians. The border with the United States began in Jamestown, Virginia and settled in the UK in 1607. In the early days of settlement on the Atlantic coast of Europe, around 1680, the border was essentially anything inside the continent, beyond existing settlements on the surrounding Atlantic coast. Expansion and settlement patterns of English, French, Spanish, Dutch are quite different. Only thousands of French immigrants to Canada; these inhabitants settled in the village along the St. Lawrence River and established a long-term stable community; they simply jumped to the west like an Englishman I did not. French fur traders are widely distributed in the Great Lakes and the Midwest, but they rarely settle down. French settlements are limited to a few very small villages, such as larger villages around Cascacia, Illinois and New Orleans.

Regardless of the mood of war, Americans travel through the Appalachian Mountains to Western Pennsylvania, now West Virginia, and then Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee. In the southern settlements that cross the Cumberland gap, their most famous leader was Daniel Boone of the young George Washington who promoted the West Virginia settlement, and his penny paid to them by the Royal Government of Virginia It was a soldier. Militia's wartime service. In the Royal Declaration of 1763, the settlement to the west side of the mountain was temporarily restricted. However, Treaty of Stanwicksburg (1768) resumed most of the western land for resolution by landowners.