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N. M. Baker . The Pioneers of Macon County and the Civil War ... 117 XIV . N. M. Baker . Marriages performed by Rev. N. M. Baker in Macon County , Illinois , 1861-1921 .... 129 XV . William H. Jackson . Some Side ...
N. M. Baker . The Pioneers of Macon County and the Civil War ... 117 XIV . N. M. Baker . Marriages performed by Rev. N. M. Baker in Macon County , Illinois , 1861-1921 .... 129 XV . William H. Jackson . Some Side ...
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... at this time was Lieutenant David Hunter Looking out from the fort one morning in 1829 where now swirls the greatest tide of humanity borne by any bridge in the world , Hunter perceived on the north side of the river a white man .
... at this time was Lieutenant David Hunter Looking out from the fort one morning in 1829 where now swirls the greatest tide of humanity borne by any bridge in the world , Hunter perceived on the north side of the river a white man .
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... to occurred in June , 1831 , when General Gaines with ten companies of regular compelled Black Hawk's band to abandon their village at the mouth of Rock River and agree to withdraw permanently to the west side of the Mississippi .
... to occurred in June , 1831 , when General Gaines with ten companies of regular compelled Black Hawk's band to abandon their village at the mouth of Rock River and agree to withdraw permanently to the west side of the Mississippi .
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A large number of miners had crossed to the west side of the river and in defiance of the prohibition of the government had staked out many claims while the land still belonged to the Indians . Another officer , Lieut .
A large number of miners had crossed to the west side of the river and in defiance of the prohibition of the government had staked out many claims while the land still belonged to the Indians . Another officer , Lieut .
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When the raft was made , the oxen and outfit were placed upon it for the descent to Prairie du Chien ; but the swift stream sucked the raft into a side current of the Chippewa , where it was broken up and several of the oxen were ...
When the raft was made , the oxen and outfit were placed upon it for the descent to Prairie du Chien ; but the swift stream sucked the raft into a side current of the Chippewa , where it was broken up and several of the oxen were ...
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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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