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Page 19 |
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Coming |
"Hueston" some writers spell it Hogue or Hugues. |
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Page 21 |
line 8 |
Settlements |
"They did not have government cattle. They bought at a sale at Leavenworth three government wagons also two yoke of oxen for each wagon."-J. J. PEATE. |
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Line 10 |
Read Jas. J. Adams for Jas. M. Adams. |
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Line 31 |
Read Canning Smith for Caning Smith. |
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Page 24 |
Line 8 |
Medicine Man |
Read Toulon for Toulson. |
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Page 31 |
Line 26 |
Indian Troubles |
"There was but one troop with Benteen when he came from Ft. Harker. Keogh's troop joined him at the forks of the Solomon river and was with him when he returned," says Mr. Peate who guided Keogh's troop to Benteen. |
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Page 33 |
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Mulberry |
Add "on Spillman Creek." |
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Line 19 |
Read H. H. Tucker for G. H. Tucker. |
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Line 20 |
Read E. G. Tozier for E. E. Tozier. |
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Page 34 |
Line 8 |
Mr. Samuel Berry. |
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Page 35 |
Line 7 |
Read Lieutenant Beecher for Colonel Beecher. |
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Line 59 |
The raid of August. |
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Page 38 |
Line 4 |
Roll |
Read Capt. A. J. Pliley. |
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Line 22 |
May 30th for May 31st. |
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Page 39 |
Line 41 |
Mrs. Timothy Kine not Kline. |
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Page 40 |
Line 3 |
Raid of 1869 |
May 31st instead of June 1st if the raid occurred on May 30th, |
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Line 6 |
"Sol Humbarger was on Covert Creek north of the Blue Hills when wounded. Walked to the fourth branch of Wolf Greek. Harry Trask came in with Wm. Earl. Trask returned with the first relief party, I do not remember of Dayhoff."--J. J. PEATE. |
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A number of settlers were out and on the lookout all the time. |
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Page 44 |
Line 4 |
County Org. |
It was called Lincoln County as early as 1866. |
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Page 46 |
Line 15 |
John Ryan for John Lyden. It is Mr. Peate's opinion that Hubbard's guards were not his enemies and that an injustice was done John Lyden who was the only guard arrested. |
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Page 46 |
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Metcalf for Medcalf. |
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Page 49 |
Line 27 |
"They must have used crooked powder. He was shot in the temple."-J. J. PEATE. |
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Page 50 |
Line 8 |
Tom Wall for Tom Wells. |
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Page 51 |
Line 15 |
Too many cattle. |
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Page 52 |
Line 1 |
Trail for trial. |
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Pages 52 to 55 |
The Cleary Case.-In making up the data for this case l did not interview anyone from the west side of the county, nor read the Sylvan Grove Sentinel which I see contained no criticism of Harman's action. The following is a report which I asked a committee of the west side of the county to make for the errata; - |
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"After the turmoil was over and the excitement incident to the Pat |