homesteader meaning

• Noun: homesteader  'howm`stedu(r)
  1. Someone who settles lawfully on government land with the intent to acquire title to it
     - squatter, nester

  Derived forms: homesteaders

  See also: homestead

  Type of: colonist, settler

  Encyclopedia: Homesteader Homesteader, Edmonton

• Conservationists had to carry on a constant struggle against lumber companies, ranchers, and homesteader.
• They were joined by descendants of the original homesteaders
• Is watching those homesteaders suffer
• Is watching those homesteaders suffer
• The only stipulation was that the homesteader should either live on the land or cultivate it for five years
• Congress could even open up a few million acres to homesteaders.
• Not that the turkey is any great improvement over homesteader gruel.
• The next beneficiaries may be homesteaders in Harlem and the Bronx.
• Pugachev found ready support among the odnodvortsy ( single homesteaders ).
• Nevertheless, early homesteaders began farming in the valley around 1910.

• "homesteader" meaning in Chinese: 1.占有宅地的人。2.分得土地的定居移民。
• "homesteader" meaning in Japanese: {名-1} : 家産｛かさん｝の所有者｛しょゆうしゃ｝◆【参考】homestead-----------------...
• "homesteader" meaning in Korean: noun, (미)홈스테드법에 의한 입식자;homestead의 소유자
• "homesteader" meaning in Russian: 1) _ам. гомстедер; поселенец, получивший участок; фермер и...
• "homesteader" meaning in Arabic: المزارع
• "homesteader" meaning in French: n. propriétaire d'une ferme agricole