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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Marie_Aioe_DorionMarie Aioe Dorion - Wikipedia

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   Books and journalists that mention Dorion's survival story: Astoria, by Washington Irving; Gabriel Franchère; Alexander Ross

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3. www.abebooks.co.uk › book-search › authorNathalie Jakubowski Marie Drion - AbeBooks

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   Bella Sara, Tome 4 : Le rêve d'Astrid by Nathalie Jakubowski, Marie Drion and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at AbeBooks.co.uk.

4. www.amazon.com › Madame-Dorion-Journey-OregonMadame Dorion: Her Journey to the Oregon Country

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   May 8, 2014 · Madame Dorion: Her Journey to the Oregon Country. Paperback – May 8, 2014. In 1811 Marie, her husband Pierre, and their two sons, Jean Baptiste and Paul, joined the Wilson Price Hunt expedition to travel from Saint Louis, Missouri to Fort Astoria, in the Oregon Country.

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5. thatoregonlife.com › 2021 › 09Marie Dorion: The Most Badass Woman in Oregon History

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   Sep 11, 2021 · Marie Dorion’s story became well known in her lifetime through the published recollections of Astoria pioneers and through Washington Irving’s book Astoria. Since then, sadly her name has been largely forgotten.

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6. www.amazon.com › Madame-Dorion-Jerome-Peltier › dpMadame Dorion: Peltier, Jerome: 9780877702504: Amazon.com: Books

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   Jan 1, 1981 · Only five years after Lewis and Clark, Madame Dorion traveled with her husband, across much of the same uninhabited country. She is practically unknown. Her story is the humble tale of a woman's courage, loyalty, and self-reliance in the face of cold, thirst, hunger, murder, and childbirth.

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7. www.timesexaminer.com › w-h-lamb › 5854-she-had-trueThe Incredible Journey Of Marie Ioway Dorion - The Times Examiner

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   Oct 14, 2019 · Marie Dorion’s story became very well known throughout her lifetime through the published recollections of Astoria’s pioneers and Washington Irving’s book, “Astoria”. Now many American know, once again, the impressive story of this stalwart and courageous Native American/French Canadian early pioneer who helped to build America!

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   How did Marie Dorion become famous?

   • Marie Dorion’s story became well known in her lifetime through the published recollections of Astoria pioneers and through Washington Irving’s book Astoria. Since then, sadly her name has been largely forgotten. It's my dearest hope that through the sharing of her tale we can help resurrect the memory of this stunning, native woman.

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   Where was Madame Dorion buried?

   • Legend has it that Madame Dorion was laid to rest beneath the original log church near St. Louis, Oregon. Marie Dorion’s story became well known in her lifetime through the published recollections of Astoria pioneers and through Washington Irving’s book Astoria. Since then, sadly her name has been largely forgotten.

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   Is Madame Dorion based on a true story?

   • Although this journal, Madame Dorion – Her Journey to the Oregon Country, is fiction, it is based on the history and journals of the men who made the journey and lived to write about it. Lenora Rain-Lee Good is a native of the Pacific Northwest, born and raised in Portland, Oregon and now resides in the steppes, or high desert, of Washington State.

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   Who was Marie Aioe Dorion Venier Toupin?

   • "Madame" Marie Aioe Dorion Venier Toupin (ca. 1786 – September 5, 1850) was the only female member of an overland expedition sent by Pacific Fur Company to the Pacific Northwest in 1810. Like her first husband, Pierre Dorion Jr., she was Métis. Her mother was of the Iowa people and her father was French Canadian.

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   Where is Madame Dorion Memorial Park?

   • Among the places memorializing Dorion are two parks: Madame Dorion Memorial Park at the mouth of the Walla Walla River near Wallula, Washington, and Marie Dorion Park, a Milton-Freewater, Oregon city park near the foothills of the Blue Mountains.

   Marie Aioe Dorion

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   Did Dorion have a baby?

   • Her baby only lived for six days and history never identified it by name or sex, but Dorion called the baby Little Lark and buried it in an unmarked grave. Her sorrow must have been excruciating. After a harrowing canoe ride down the Columbia in which one man died, the travelers finally reached Fort Astoria on February 15, 1812.

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9. www.amazon.com › Marie-Dorion-Pioneers-EditorMarie Dorion & the Trail of the Pioneers Hardcover - amazon.com

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   Jan 1, 1971 · Marie Dorion & the Trail of the Pioneers. Hardcover – January 1, 1971. Book recommendations, author interviews, editors' picks, and more. Read it now.

   • Author: Harry E. (Editor) Ringhand