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[[File:Natchitochestrace.png|400px|right|thumb|<center>Natchitoches Trace - Original route in brown</center> | [[File:Natchitochestrace.png|400px|right|thumb|<center>Natchitoches Trace - Original route in brown</center>]] | ||
===Route and History=== | ===Route and History=== | ||
A trail that ran from St. Louis Missouri to Fulton Arkansas on the Red River which was the border between Mexico and the United States. Originally a Indian trail, it became the primary route to Texas for American pioneers. If your ancestors traveled to Texas from the upper mid-west or east coast, they likely took this route. | A trail that ran from St. Louis Missouri to Fulton Arkansas on the Red River which was the border between Mexico and the United States. Originally a Indian trail, it became the primary route to Texas for American pioneers. If your ancestors traveled to Texas from the upper mid-west or east coast, they likely took this route. | ||
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Route and History[edit | edit source]
A trail that ran from St. Louis Missouri to Fulton Arkansas on the Red River which was the border between Mexico and the United States. Originally a Indian trail, it became the primary route to Texas for American pioneers. If your ancestors traveled to Texas from the upper mid-west or east coast, they likely took this route.