Notable People
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Anderson, Andrew G.
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Booge, James
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Bruguier, Theophile
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Clark, M. G.
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Cook, Dr. John
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Crary, Margaret
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Darling, J.N. “Ding”
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Davidson Brothers-Ben, Dave and Abe
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Eaton, Fred L.
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Eichelberger, Dr. Agnes
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Floyd, Sergeant Charles
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Garretson, Arthur
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Gordon, William
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Haddock, Reverend George
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Hedges Brothers-Charles & Daniel
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Henderson, Gertrude Brown
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Hopkins, Harry
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Kucinski, Leo
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Leonais, Joseph
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Leonais, Rosalie Menard
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Martin, T. S. Family
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Micheaux, Oscar
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Peirce, John
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Peters, Edwin
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Rice, Sergeant John R.
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Safford, Mary Augusta
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Sanford, Stella
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Short, Wallace Mertin
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Thompson, William
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Treglia, Mary and the Mary Treglia Community House
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Trosper, Elzona
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War Eagle
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Weare, George
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Wilkins, Mary
Safford, Mary Augusta
Sanford, Stella
Thompson, William"Indians encamped on the Missouri River Bluffs looked up in silence and made no move as they watched a white man of giant stature in his early thirties walk into their midst, rifle in hand.
Short, Wallace MertinWallace Mertin Short was born in 1866 on a small farm three miles east of College Springs, Iowa. As part of a farm family, he attended school only when he wasn’t needed for work on the farm, which was generally only four months out of the year. When Wallace Short was twenty-one he enrolled in college in Beloit, Wisconsin. In 1896, at age 30 Short graduated from Yale, married his fiancée May Morse, and became a Congregational Minister. Short accepted his first pastoral calling in Evansville, Wisconsin. He was a minister in Evansville between 1896 and 1903. Eventually Mr. Short would accept a pastorate at the Beacon Hill Church in Kansas City, Missouri.
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