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Biography of Charles E. Miller of Clay County MN

Clay County, Douglas County, Rice County /

…demonstrating exceptional executive skills in its management. Furthermore, he is a member of the Northwestern Mortgage Security Company in Fargo. He is also associated with the Hawley Mercantile Company. As a result of his business acumen, forward-thinking approach, and dependable reputation, he is rightfully considered one of the prominent, progressive, and trustworthy businessmen in his community. 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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Minnesota Census Records

1850 Benton County Minnesota, Minnesota Territory ) Benton County Minnesota Census Images) Dakota County Minnesota Census Images) Itasca County Minnesota) Itasca County Minnesota Census Images) Jackson County Minnesota Census Images) Mankahta County Minnesota Pembina County Minnesota Census Images Ramsey County Minnesota Census Images Wahnata County Minnesota Census Images Washington County Minnesota Census Images See Census Images Online for ALL Counties! 1857 LeSueur County Minnesota Territorial Census Nicollet County Minnesota Territorial Census Wright County Minnesota State Census Surnames A-D Surnames E-L Surnames M-R Surnames S-Z 1860 Carlton County Minnesota (hosted at USGenWeb Census Project Index A-Z Carlton County Minnesota (hosted at…

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The Judiciary

Meeker County /

…County Atty. (not then admitted to practice) T. C. Jewett Sheriff, and Smith & Willie then constituting the Bar Association. Col. Allen’s demijohn stood in an old candle box under the table, when Esquire Richards peremptorilly directed the sheriff to open and adjourn the court, pursuant to law. Jewett was inexperienced-never having done anything of the kind before asked Richards what he should say. “Say after me, sir,” says Richards. “Proceed sir,” says the Sheriff. “‘Ere ye ‘ere ye ‘ere ye,” says Co. Atty. “‘Ere ye ‘ere ye ‘ere ye,” says the sheriff, “The District Court for the County of…

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Biography of Edward Syverson of Ulen Minnesota

Clay County /

…of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and stands in the highest esteem among the brethren. Mr. Syverson’s parents are Reir and Randi (Ellingson) Syverson, who were the parents of five children, Edward being the eldest. The others are Sophia, Carie, Charlie, and Rheinhart, all of whom have the best advantages for education and development. 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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Minnesota Archives and Libraries

Minnesota Archives National Archives and Records Administration Minnesota State Archives Research Services Birth Records (search online index) Death Records (search online index) Federal Census For Minnesota Military Records Naturalization Records Obituaries Other Newspaper Articles State Archives Collection Genealogy Minnesota Libraries Bethel College Carleton College College of Saint Benedict Concordia College Dakota County Public Library Duluth Public Library Great River Regional Library Hamline University Bush Library Law Library Hennepin County Public Library Minneapolis Public Library Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota Library Association Saint John’s University St. Paul Public Library University of Minnesota University Libraries Ames Library of South Asia Andersen Library Architecture…

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Shakopee Minnesota

Biography of Dr. Frederick Noah Ripley

Hennepin County, Meeker County, Scott County /

…him. His remains have not been, but should he removed to the cemetery at an early day. Previous to Dr. Ripley’s pitching his tent west of the woods in Meeker county, he had pre-empted the East half of the South-west quarter and South-west quarter of the South-west quarter of section 30 and and Lots 7 and 8 of section 31-116-22 This pre-emption bears date October 18, 1855 the public sale taking place October 24th, 1855. 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 Peter E. Thompson of Barnesville Minnesota

Clay County /

Peter E. Thompson, born November 16, 1852, in Dane County, Wisconsin, was a prominent figure in Barnesville, Minnesota. Son of Norwegian immigrants Ingebert and Maritt Thompson, he moved to Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, with his family, enduring pioneer hardships. Starting his career in retail, Thompson moved to Barnesville in 1878, establishing a successful grocery and hardware business. He named the town Barnesville, honoring his employer, G. S. Barnes. Thompson contributed significantly to the town’s development, serving as its first mayor, postmaster, county commissioner, and state legislator. He was a community leader, active in various organizations, including the Knights of Pythias and…

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Indian War in Meeker County

Meeker County /

The Indian War formed a tragic episode in the history of Meeker County ‘About 11 o’clock A. M., of Sunday, the 17th of August, 1862, the first deliberate massacre of the brutal Sioux outbreak, took place 13 miles west of Forest City in the town of Acton. Six Indians came first to the house of Robinson Jones, and thence to that of of Mr. Howard Baker, where they deliberately shot five persons, viz: Robinson Jones, Howard Baker, Mrs. Ann Baker, Viranus Webster and Miss Clara D. Wilson, (the last named, at Jones’ house). This was the commencement of that terrible…

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Biography of Elling Klemmetson of Ulen Minnesota

Clay County /

…December 1, 1861. They have been blessed with a joyful family of ten children: Carl S., Christina, Henry, Carolina, Oscar E., Edward, Anita, Bertha E., Inga, and Mada. Throughout his life, Elling has been a staunch supporter of the Republican Party and an active participant in initiatives aimed at improving his town and county. He served as the treasurer on the school board for several years. The Klemmetson family are devoted members of the Lutheran Church in Ulen Township. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities,…

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1916 Map of Meeker County MN

Meeker County, Minnesota Genealogy and History

Meeker County /

…the county of Meeker on 24 August 1862. J. B. AtkinsonM. GortonJas. M HarveyO. B. ToddA. F. HeathG. W. WaggonerJ. HeathWm.. CaswellH. J. HillJ. V.. Branham jr.G. S. Sholes sen.Jerome RogersS.W. WhiteChas. D…. Read More Volunteers from Meeker County in the Civil War August 11, 2011 No Comments Volunteers from Meeker County who served in the Civil War. NamesRegiment &c.Angier, AlbertThirdAllen, L. DFourthAtkinson, J. B.Capt. ArtilBradshaw, J. H .ThirdButler, DanielFourthBrink, J. A.ScoutBaldwin, S D LFourthBorgusrode, RFifthBennett, Wm PHatch Bat.Branham, E. F.SecondBranham, Wm2d CavalryCampbell. DanSecondCampbell, Wm M. (re-enlisted as Vet’n)CavalryCampbell, E A  (re-enlisted as Vet’n)CavalryClinton, HSecondChapin, IsaacSecondCates, W SFourthCaswell,… Read More…

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