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A Note From Cottonwood Corners
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A Note From Cottonwood Corners
A settlement comprising a number of families of white men who had married into the Yankton tribe had been made at Big Sioux Point on the Dakota side of the Missouri River about the time the Brughier’s coming to that vicinity where he established his trading house. John McBride and Christopher Maloney, who became members of the first Legislature, belonged to this settlement. Also James Somers, Antoine Fleury, Adolph Mason, Robear Primeaup, Archie…
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