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Native Americans were probably the first inhabitants of the area. They lived in caves on the bluffs that ran alongside the rivers. Later, the Osage, which was a branch of the Sioux, became the dominant tribe in the Ozarks. One of their larger villages may have been east of Harrison. The area was also home to the Quapaw, Shawnee, and Caddo populations.
The Cherokee arrived in 1816, and they did not get along well with the Osage. The hostilities escalated into a full-scale conflict in the Ozark Mountains. Both tribes were expelled to Indian Territory by the 1830s.
It is possible that some 40 Hernando DeSoto followers were the first Europeans who visited the area. They camped at Bear Creek's Native village at the White River mouth. It is likely that the first discoverers were French trappers or hunters who followed the White River's course.
