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John Day, born in 1770, was a renowned trapper in the United States. He hunted on the Western prairies, making significant contributions to the exploration and development of the West. Day was known for his bravery and perseverance, and his story inspired countless explorers and trappers to follow in his footsteps. He passed away on February 16, 1820. more

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