History of Boone County, Missouri: Written and Comp. from the Most Authentic Official and Private Sources; Including a History of Its Townships, Towns, and Villages. Together with a Condensed History of Missouri; the City of St. Louis ... Biographical Sketches and Portraits of Prominent Citizens ...Western Historical Company, 1882 - 1144 strani |
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History of Boone County, Missouri: Written and Comp. from the Most Authentic ... Celotni ogled - 1882 |
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acres appointed April Ashland Audrain county August Baptist battle Boone county born building Callaway Callaway county Cape Girardeau Capt Captain Cedar township Centralia Charles church citizens College Columbia command committee Confederate Congress Court Creek daughter David December district elected erected farm February Federal feet Franklin Gentry George Governor guerillas Harris Henry horses Howard county Indians institution Jackson James January Jefferson City John Johnson Joseph July June Kansas Kentucky land Lathrop Legislature Lewis limestone living located Louis Louisiana March married meeting miles Mississippi Missouri River Mormons North Missouri Railroad November October organized Prairie present President railroad regiment resolutions Richard Gentry Robert Rocheport Rollins Samuel September session settled Smith Stephens Sterling Price Sturgeon Territory Thomas tion Todd town township Turner Union United University vote W. F. Switzler William
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