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Montgomery County – Its Early Officers and Citizens
By A. H. H. Rountree, in the Hillsboro Democrat, June 18, 1873
Of the shoemakers, our earliest memory is of Jake Wilson, a brother of Joshua Wilson, and w...
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Montgomery County – Its Early Officers and Citizens
By Henry Pyatt, in the Hillsboro Democrat, June 11, 1873
Newton Coffey was born in North Carolina, probably in Wilks County about the year 1776; he emmigr...
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Montgomery County – Its Early Officers and Citizens
By A. H. H. Rountree, in the Hillsboro Democrat, June 4, 1873
When we first knew C. B. Blockberger he was a traveling tinner, driving a ?in wagon. H...
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Montgomery County – Its Early Officers and Citizens
By A. H. H. Rountree, in the Hillsboro Democrat, May 21, 1873
Obadiah Ware and his brother Ben, settled what is now known as Ware’s Grove, in 1824, both h...
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The Black Hawk War
By A. H. H. Rountree, in the Hillsboro Democrat, April 23, 1873
Tells history of war, lists men of county participating – same as found in 1917 county history. Issue of April 30, 18...
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