Abraham Lincoln: A History, Band 1Century Company, 1890 |
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... County , entered May 29 , 1780 , and surveyed May 7 , 1785. We have in our posses- sion the original patent issued by Governor Garrard , of Kentucky , to Abraham Lincoln for this prop- erty . It was found by Col. A. C. Matthews , of the ...
... County , entered May 29 , 1780 , and surveyed May 7 , 1785. We have in our posses- sion the original patent issued by Governor Garrard , of Kentucky , to Abraham Lincoln for this prop- erty . It was found by Col. A. C. Matthews , of the ...
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... county , the resources of the Spring Creek men were equal to the emergency . When the commissioners came to decide on the rel- ative merits of Springfield and another site a few miles away , they led them through brake , through brier ...
... county , the resources of the Spring Creek men were equal to the emergency . When the commissioners came to decide on the rel- ative merits of Springfield and another site a few miles away , they led them through brake , through brier ...
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A History John George Nicolay, John Hay. ing counties . Early in the year 1834 we find him appointed one of three " viewers " to locate a road from Salt Creek to the county line in the direction of Jacksonville . The board seems to have ...
A History John George Nicolay, John Hay. ing counties . Early in the year 1834 we find him appointed one of three " viewers " to locate a road from Salt Creek to the county line in the direction of Jacksonville . The board seems to have ...
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