Paint Horses for Sale near Fernandina Beach, FL

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Paint - Horse for Sale in Brunswick, GA 31523
Celeste
Beautiful and so affectionate 12 year old lady! She comes when you call her..
Brunswick, Georgia
Pinto
Paint
Mare
14
Brunswick, GA
GA
$3,500
Paint - Horse for Sale in Jacksonville, FL 32205
Paint Stallion
excellent BRED AND BEAUTIFUL PAINT,WIDE BLAZE, BLUE EYE, HE IS SUCH A STR..
Jacksonville, Florida
Bay
Paint
Stallion
11
Jacksonville, FL
FL
$900
Paint Stallion
Hank A Clu APHA registered 558, 864. DOB: 3 / 2000. Bloodlines include th..
Callahan, Florida
Black
Paint
Stallion
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Callahan, FL
FL
$350
Paint Stallion
Hank A Clu is a Black & White Tobiano. He stands at 16. 0 Hands. Registra..
Callahan, Florida
Paint
Stallion
-
Callahan, FL
FL
$350
Paint Stallion
Royalty By Sonny is a phenominal Black & White Overo Stallion. He stand at..
Callahan, Florida
Paint
Stallion
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Callahan, FL
FL
$350
Paint Stallion
Brown & white tobiano gelding with two blue eyes. Cozmo is a reliable trai..
Middleburg, Florida
Bay
Paint
Stallion
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Middleburg, FL
FL
$5,700
Paint Mare
Sweet Pea stands at 14. 2 Hands. She is green and selling as an open brood..
Callahan, Florida
Paint
Mare
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Callahan, FL
FL
$800

About Fernandina Beach, FL

Historical affiliations Kingdom of France 1562–1565 Spanish Empire 1565–1763 Great Britain 1763–1783 Spanish Empire 1783–1812 Republic of East Florida 1812 Spanish Empire 1812-1817 Republic of the Floridas 1817 Republic of Mexico 1817 Spanish Empire 1817-1821 United States 1821-1861 Confederate States of America 1861–1862 United States 1862–present Prior to the arrival of Europeans on what is now Amelia Island, Native Americans occupied the site of the original town of Fernandina. Native American bands associated with the Timucuan mound-building culture had settled on the island about A.D. 1000, calling it Napoyca. They remained on the island until the early 18th century, when European settlement began. French Huguenot explorer Jean Ribault became the first recorded European visitor to Napoyca in 1562, which he named Isle de Mai.