lumberman

His father was employed as a lumberman at the time.

Jennifer stood with the lumbermen looking down upon him as he worked.

In this period, along with his football career, he also worked as a lumberman.

They were rescued by lumbermen who helped them find their way back.

The English name seems to have originated with lumbermen, about 1840.

The town was first settled in 1844 by lumbermen from Canada.

They were lumbermen who cut the trees to build those ships.

The only thing the lumbermen left behind was the treetops.

The path was later used by lumbermen, and then became the course of a railroad from 1883 to 1988.

The camp seemed to be waiting silently for the lumbermen to come back in the fall and set things to rights.

First the gold diggers came, then the road and the lumbermen.

The sons worked with their father as mechanics, farmers, and lumbermen.

At this time the area was one of the last in Pennsylvania that had not been touched by the lumbermen.

The trains gave the lumbermen a new and more efficient means to get their product to market.

It was founded to serve the interest of both lumbermen and miners.

They came to serve the lumbermen and bought land.

But for all the growth here, the lumbermen are beginning to feel the pinch of a harvest that is running out.

Perhaps I shall stay on and be a lumberman for ever.'

The arrival of the railway had provided easy access for the lumbermen as well.

He worked in the mines and as a lumberman.

His great-grandfather was an attorney and lumberman who came to Florida in 1846.

What about the lumbermen who work in the planned forests beyond the mill?

A bullock driver is much lower in the social scale than a lumberman.

The first settlers in this area were fishermen, hunters and lumbermen.

This opened up the surrounding area to tourism, settlers, and lumbermen.