0 a long line of wagons pulled by horses or oxen, used by people in the 19th century who were travelling to the western US with their possessions in order to live there --
Dunson sees in her the same anguish that his beloved had expressed when he left her at the original doomed wagon train.
He was the sole survivor of the wagon train.
The prospective settlers took with them a large number of livestock with them and carried their possessions in a slow-moving wagon train.
His amateur staff lost contact with his wagon train at a critical moment and committed many other errors.
Several other families joined the wagon train along the way.
The troop formed into a circular (wagon train) perimeter defense.
Also in this wagon train were other prominent people of the era.
The wagon train was to lead the retreat, followed by the cavalry, then the infantry.
