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The First and Second Infantry immediately embarked in steamboats , and moved
to Hannibal . Some two weeks later , the Third Infantry was ordered to the same
point . These three , together with many other of the earlier organized Iowa ...
The First and Second Infantry immediately embarked in steamboats , and moved
to Hannibal . Some two weeks later , the Third Infantry was ordered to the same
point . These three , together with many other of the earlier organized Iowa ...
Side 134
They were afterward found to have moved up Fox river , locating upon
Winnebago lake , which stream and lake were their ancient seat , and from which
they had been driven either by fear or the prowess of more powerful tribes of the
West or ...
They were afterward found to have moved up Fox river , locating upon
Winnebago lake , which stream and lake were their ancient seat , and from which
they had been driven either by fear or the prowess of more powerful tribes of the
West or ...
Side 156
The attorney for the defence moved to discharge the prisoner because the
prosecution had failed to make a prima facie case . He introduced an authority to
the effect that in order to convict of the crime , it was necessary to prove that the
gun ...
The attorney for the defence moved to discharge the prisoner because the
prosecution had failed to make a prima facie case . He introduced an authority to
the effect that in order to convict of the crime , it was necessary to prove that the
gun ...
Side 182
He informs us that his father's family moved upon what afterwards became the
northeast quarter of Section 25 , in August , 1848. The family consisted of eight
persons , and he was then 18 182 HISTORY OF WINNESHIEK COUNTY .
He informs us that his father's family moved upon what afterwards became the
northeast quarter of Section 25 , in August , 1848. The family consisted of eight
persons , and he was then 18 182 HISTORY OF WINNESHIEK COUNTY .
Side 185
George Smith was another neighbor , who moved in and occupied a piece of
land on the Iowa , just over the line in Blufftown township ( section_24 ) where he
may yet be found . James Ackerson and B. L. Bisby were also among the ' 50rs .
George Smith was another neighbor , who moved in and occupied a piece of
land on the Iowa , just over the line in Blufftown township ( section_24 ) where he
may yet be found . James Ackerson and B. L. Bisby were also among the ' 50rs .
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | History of Winneshiek and Allamakee Counties, Iowa |
| Forfatter | W. E. Alexander |
| Utgave | nytrykk |
| Utgiver | Brookhaven Press, 1882 |
| Original fra | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisert | 31. jul 2012 |
| ISBN | 158103430X, 9781581034301 |
| Lengde | 738 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |