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On March 2 , 1833 , Congress passed a bill which provided for the organization of a dragoon regiment for service on the western frontier : two days later Davis was commissioned a captain in the new regi . ment and he shortly set out for ...
On March 2 , 1833 , Congress passed a bill which provided for the organization of a dragoon regiment for service on the western frontier : two days later Davis was commissioned a captain in the new regi . ment and he shortly set out for ...
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The new church was dedicated March 4 , 1888. It was unpretentious but handsome and commodious , with an auditorium and two Sunday - school rooms so arranged that opened together , they would seat about 400 persons .
The new church was dedicated March 4 , 1888. It was unpretentious but handsome and commodious , with an auditorium and two Sunday - school rooms so arranged that opened together , they would seat about 400 persons .
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Aaron continues " ” “ Here he taught school and on March 29th , 1818 , he married one of his pupils , Miss Nancy B. Wright . Here also was born , his first child , now Mrs. E. R. A. Shumway of Taylorville , Illinois .
Aaron continues " ” “ Here he taught school and on March 29th , 1818 , he married one of his pupils , Miss Nancy B. Wright . Here also was born , his first child , now Mrs. E. R. A. Shumway of Taylorville , Illinois .
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Horace Mansfield and Sally Loving September 30th , 1828 , Robert Hill and Jane Townsend March 7th , 1829 , and David Forehand and Sally Norman February 27th , 1830 . From 1825 to 1832 our country had serious trouble with certain Indians ...
Horace Mansfield and Sally Loving September 30th , 1828 , Robert Hill and Jane Townsend March 7th , 1829 , and David Forehand and Sally Norman February 27th , 1830 . From 1825 to 1832 our country had serious trouble with certain Indians ...
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The Hillsboro Democrat of March 5th , 1873 , announced the death of Mr. Rountree in the following words : “ The Hon . Hiram Rountree died at his residence in this city March 5th , 1873 , in his eightieth year of age .
The Hillsboro Democrat of March 5th , 1873 , announced the death of Mr. Rountree in the following words : “ The Hon . Hiram Rountree died at his residence in this city March 5th , 1873 , in his eightieth year of age .
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| Título | Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen16,Temas1-2 |
| Autor | Illinois State Historical Society |
| Editor | Illinois State Historical Society., 1923 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 1 Ago. 2019 |
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