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oftlicinf-ntysc-nfyoflcttJO 111tion t lie0 tillers1 of heydmtherth-:resiec-gantheweeds looking like monuments overIUPS(ba ecnictry.| F1NTE THE WAR.About the *irst of July 180.J the county records were shipped from Jefferson City to Pleasant (lap to Judge J. P. Myers, who w as Vpreviously appointed circuit elcrk . bOn the Oth day of April lfttKI the ]county officers removed from Pleasant' t( (iap to Uutler, bringing with them frall the records and archives of the d. # county. At this time the following-bpersons with their families residod in ' IPjtlcr in old, dilapidated houses and stables, without either windows or doors, which had been left standing during the war: A. II. Lamb, (Thos. Ilrath, Mrs. K. Kirkpatrick, I ]{ Henj. White, U. Marsteller, Hr. J ; \\H. McNeil, Judge Samuel Pyle, I p! Walley, S. W. Horton and Thomas blt; j .Stearns, Ksrj. JiY9(
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Butler Bates County Record

Butler, Missouri, US

Sat, Jan 03, 1874

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