Antoine Francois Baronet Vasquez
1783 - 1828 (44 years)
Baronet Vasquez, Indian language interpreter
Capt. Zebulon M. Pike, with a company of 22 (Lt. James B. Wilkinson, Dr. John H. Robinson, three noncoms, 16 privates; and Baronet Vasquez, interpreter) set out from near St. Louis August 9, 1806, on an expedition to the West which began with a journey up the Missouri and Osage (by boat), convoying 51 Osages to their villages [in present Vernon county, MO]. (There were also two Pawnees to be escorted home.)
| Media Title | Baronet Vasquez, Indian language interpreter |
| Media Notes | from Louise Barry's book, The Beginning of the West, Annals of the Kansas Gateway to the American West 1540-1854, page 54 |
| Linked to | Antoine Francois Baronet Vasquez |
