Davy Crockett is one of the legendary heroes of the North American frontier, celebrated in song and story. This is a very accessible account of his life from boyhood through his time as a scout and of high popularity to his tragic death at the battle of the Alamo. (Summary by Larry Wilson)
Chapters
1
Preface Read by Larry Wilson 2:16
2
The Start for Virginia Read by Zachary David 12:24
3
Davy Takes to the Woods Read by Jennifer Harty 15:14
4
The Indians’ Visit Read by Sue McHenry 20:19
5
Davy is a Scout Read by Dave Capper 16:13
6
Following Indians Read by Brant Burgiss 15:35
7
Hard Fighting Read by Dave Capper 17:52
8
Bean’s Creek Read by Justin S Barrett 18:52
9
A Cabin in the Wilderness Read by Cbteddy 18:13
10
The Election Read by John 17:54
11
Earthquakes Read by SpencerLeBlanc 14:53
12
Hunting Bears Read by Cbteddy 17:48
13
Lost in the Woods Read by Dylan Holt 9:10
14
The Mississippi Flood Read by Richard Vogel 14:03
15
Clay and Webster Read by Bill Mosley 14:20
16
In Congress Read by Bill Mosley 13:22
17
Davy’s Popularity Read by Bill Mosley 21:35
18
Travelling Hard Read by Bill Mosley 17:28
19
The Rifle “Betsy” Read by Bill Mosley 17:48
20
Off for Texas Read by Bill Mosley 19:23
21
The Bee-Hunter Read by Bill Mosley 14:04
22
The Alamo Besieged Read by Bill Mosley 18:48
23
The Mexicans’ Charge Read by Donald Cummings 11:56
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