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Minnesota Historical Newspapers

…Minnesota) The Duluth Rip-Saw, 1917-1924 (Duluth, Minnesota) Easton Leader, 1909-1917 (Easton, Minnesota) Echo de L’ouest, 1885-1922 (Minneapolis, Minnesota) The Ellendale Eagle, 1901-1963 (Ellendale, Minnesota) The Emigrant Aid Journal, 1856-1858 (Nininger, Minnesota) Felt Raabet, 1887-1889 (Minneapolis, Minnesota) Fergus Falls Ugebald, 1886-1922 (Fergus Falls, Minnesota) The Forum-Advocate, 1881-1925 (Wells, Minnesota) Freeborn County Standard 1857– 1931 (Albert Lea, Minnesota) Freeborn County Times, 1895-1905 (Albert Lea, Minnesota) Freeborn Herald, 1860-1861 (Freeborn, Minnesota) Freeborn Patriot, 1934-1937 (Freeborn, Minnesota) Glenville Progress, 1903-1961 (Glenville, Minnesota) The Goodhue Volunteer 1862 – 1864 (Red Wing, Minnesota) The Grange Advance 1873 – 1877 (Red Wing, Minnesota) The Great West, 1889-1894…

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Biography of Lucy Ann Lobdell Slater

Meeker County /

…where we found her at the commencement of this chapter. “A Mountain Romance,” New York Times, 8 Apr 1877, page 7, print edition, web archives (https://www.nytimes.com/1877/04/08/archives/a-mountain-romance-strange-life-of-unhappy-women-a-singular-family.html: 19 Jul 2022). Further Reading: 1880 June 16: Excerpts from the Delaware County Court, Delhi, NY: In the matter of Lucy Ann [Lobdell] Slater a Supposed Lunatic Testimony of John Lobdell Testimony of Ed. L. [Pettingill] M.D. Testimony of William Main Testimony of Edwin Stephens Testimony of Harry Walsh Source Smith, A. C., A random historical sketch of Meeker County, Minnesota: from its first settlement to July 4th, 1876,;Litchfield, Minn.: Belfoy & Joubert, 1877….

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Biography of Thomas Barlow Walker of Minneapolis Minnesota

Hennepin County /

…to an Indian outbreak, and returning to Minneapolis, Mr. Walker devoted the winter to his books, having desk room in the office of L.M. Stewart, an attorney. The following summer was occupied in examining the lands for the St. Paul & Pacific Railroad. In the fall, he returned to his home in Berea, Ohio, where he was married on December 19, 1863, to Harriet G., the youngest daughter of Hon. Fletcher Hulet, a lady whose name is synonymous in Minneapolis with good works. Returning to Minneapolis, Mr. Walker embarked upon an active career that made him not only a participant…

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Lodges, Dogs, Business Establishments

Uncategorized /

…The new members were C. D. Brown. Robert Dalton, E. W. Erickson, Thomas Hardy, Ed. J. Russell, P. F. Spath, Chas. Robison and Ellis L. Gleason. The officers were: Isaac Vervalen, W. M.; L. W. Leighton, S. W.; Linzay Pankake, J. W.; E. E. McGrew, Treasurer; B. E. Sherwin, Secretary; H. F. Ames, S. D.; C. W. Sidham, J. D.: Nip Lunsford, S.S.; B. A. Records, J. S.; and Thos. Skeen, Tyler. Dogs always cause trouble so the dog ordinance lasted only 4 years then was repealed. Frederick Spath was appointed poundmaster on March 20, 1878, a position which he…

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4th September 1862

Meeker County /

…the stockade while Capt. Petitt’s company occupied the hotel. Capt. Whitney’s company was ordered to Fort Snelling, Feb. 26th 1863, and again Sep. 25th ’63 he returned to Kingston-remaining about one month, when his command went across the plains to the. Missouri River, as an escort to a supply train-returned to Kingston Jan. 5th 1864, and thence for the south the following June. On the 27th of Feb. the day after Capt. Whitney left for Fort Snelling. Capt. O. C. Meriman arrived with Company B, 6th, Regiment and remained till the 26th, of April following. On the 24th, two days…

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Minnesota Military Records

War of 1812 Pettis, Stephen , (Pension Application) Thayer, Israel, Sr. (widow app.) Minnesota’s War of 1812 Pensioners Ancestry.com Databases War of 1812 Service Records War of 1812: Miscellaneous Canadian Records Civil War Civil War Battlefield Maps Minnesota Pensions Regiments, Rosters and Muster Rolls Ancestry.com Minnesota Civil War Soldiers Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System Search for Soldiers Search for Sailors Search by Regiment Battlefields Prisoner Search Andersonville – Union Ft. McHenry – Confederate Medal of Honor Recipients Ancestry.com American Civil War Battle Summaries American Civil War General Officers American Civil War Pension Index American Civil War Regiments American Civil…

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How the Boys Got Out of Acton

Meeker County /

…on retreating until he reached the north Der-by line and only halted then, in order that he might not do violence to international law. The Captain and his few mounted men soon brought the boys to a halt, and order was restored in less time than it usually took McClellan to reorganize the army of the Potomac. The Indians seeing the Company on the run, put after them in full uniform, that is to say, they divested themselves of all that makes the man, to-wit, “good clothing.” Many of them when first seen, had on black cloth suits and “biled”…

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Dassel, Minnesota Those were the days

Statewide /

…as a partner, under the name of J. Norgren & Co., which was in successful operation for over forty years. The last ten years it was owned by J. W. and L. M. Norgren, two of Dassel’s most popular and best liked citizens. J. Norgren died January 15, 1907, age 78 years. John O. Belin died June 2, 1926, at the age of 79. L. M. Norgren died here July 12, 1923, age 59 years: J. W. Norgren died November 3, 1926, his age was 77. Mickel Hendrickson in 1872 commenced the construction of a building for a store but…

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Red River Valley title page vol 2

Biography of Fred Herring of Hawley Minnesota

Clay County /

…expected soon. In 1899, Fred Herring married Miss Victoria Reed, the daughter of James and Emma (Reed) Reed, who was born in Hamilton, Ontario. Victoria’s parents celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in 1907 in Burlington, Ontario. Fred and Victoria Herring have three bright children: Made-line E., Bertha E., and William James, named after their two grandparents. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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