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Yes, pioneers did have apples. They often brought apple seeds or young apple trees with them as they settled new lands, as apples were a valuable food source and could be used for fresh eating, cooking, and preserving. Additionally, many pioneers planted apple orchards to ensure a steady supply of fruit for their families and livestock. Apples were a key part of their diet and contributed to their agricultural sustainability.

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