Kendrick’s Montana Timber Claim Reverberates in Wyoming Residency Dispute
Historical notes show John B. Kendrick, a Wyoming legislator, used Montana residence to obtain timber rights in 1908 while claiming Wyoming political residency. Letters from 1911 1912 detail motives and shifts between states, with Kendrick asserting long Montana living but Wyoming citizenship for political purposes.
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