St Charles County history notes early German influence
Long passage recounts St Charles County history with German immigrants from Daten and Eversman, Sibley connections, Lindenwood college origins, and notable figures like Major Sibley, Col Audrain, and early civic developments. Mentions 1825 city trustees, 1830s church, 1849 lumber yard, 1855 mayoral election, and 1861 fire company along with council composition and upcoming local polling places.
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Louis Eversman
Missouri
Hest Gertan
Rative
St. Charlee County
Ruluft Feok
Cheiryman
Antoine Janis
George Collier
Cellier
Fetus
Andrew Wilson
Sibley
Shariff
Henry le Mills
St. Charles
Catherine Call Mer
South
Main Street
Episcopal Congregation
Collier
St. Charles College
Third Street
Jefferson
Adams Stoees
Fest’ Hemrae
St Cherles
James H. Audrain
Militia
Clark
St. Louis
St. Charter
Audraln
Francie
Yosti
Italy
St.Lois
St Louie
Fit Hills
Tallaferra
Walcast
Mair
Ludwell Powell
Thos. Cunningham
Thos
Ruenzi
Wm. W. Chris
Presley Gill
Sir Walter Rice
Louis Grenean
Edwin D. Revit
Alex Chmvin
John Albert Marshall
Antoine Lefevre
Anne
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Frederick Bates
Camble
Charles
Gothried Daten
Germany
Daten
U.S
St. Charl
George €. Sibley
Mary Eamon Sibley
Lindenwood
Major Sibley
S.charies
Tonne Om Toge
Wiliam Shea
Warg
Henry Adefeld
Mary Agier
Pailny
Laren
Incumbane
Joseph Sriseos Jrs
Donald Groves
Irva Richardson
Wilary ‘Baggerroan
GU Mc
Gliptock
Vine
Asic
Ward Coureilman Gisce
Wayne A. Pallardy
George Saurious
Cornell Raves
Treaty Pollig
Pan
Cimit Iat
ST. Charles Plaza
Gasen
Rae
BAIO
Cley
Jes
A Lumber Company
Cabian