1878 History of Ashtabula County, Ohio: Part 1http://solomonspalding.com/SRP/saga2/1878Ast1.htm
entire valley of the Mississippi would have been peopled to-day by the descendants of the French instead of by those of the English. The language would have been Gaelic instead of
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Mormon Chronology Part 3: 1836-1840http://OliverCowdery.com/history/morchrn3.htm
crosses the frozen Mississippi River to Quincy, IL on foot, walking behind her wagon full of family possessions. She brings with her Joseph III, Alexander, Frederick, and Julia, h
Uncle Dale's Old Mormon Articles: NY, 1795-1825http://www.sidneyrigdon.com/dbroadhu/NY/miscNYSg.htm
was carried across the Mississippi to the Red river, and after having travelled seven hundred miles up that river came to this tribe, who he described to be "remarkably white, wit
Messenger and Advocate Volume 1, Number 7http://www.centerplace.org/history/ma/v1n07.htm
in the Valley of the Mississippi. We not unfrequently [infrequently] see lengthy letters, said to have been written by persons resident in, or travelling [traveling] in the Valley
Joseph Smith Home Page: Local Histories: Seneca Co. 1800-2000http://olivercowdery.com/smithhome/smithtx6.htm
Illinois, on the Mississippi River. Here a city was founded of which Joseph Smith was several times elected mayor. A temple of great proportions and indeed a magnificent structure
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the Lower Missouri and Mississippi, on the south by Texas, and on the west by the Rocky Mountains. . . . " Gravesite of some Keogh and 28 of Custer's troops taken a year after mas
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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Expansion And Conflict, by William E. Dodd.https://www.gutenberg.org/files/21537/21537-h/21537-h.htm
had conquered the lower Mississippi Valley and that the Union was breaking to pieces, he proved to be the one American general who could “whip the troops who had beaten Napo
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