Confederacy transplanted in Brazil
Confedera dvy settlers founded Vila Americana in southeast Brazil after the Civil War. Descendants of American Southerners maintain flag banners and hold quarterly visits to graves with services in Portuguese. By 1866 2000 Southerners emigrated, establishing outposts from the Amazon to Parana. many failed, some returned home. Colonel William Hutchinson Norris rose early as a successful planter near Sao Paulo, growing cotton, rice and corn.
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Notice relocation of office of H T Derivan attorney at law
H T Derivan announces relocation of his law office to the Lawyer's Building at 1605 First Ave effective November 16 1970.
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