Charles Marples and family correspondence, 1857-1868, 1931.

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Charles Marples and family correspondence, 1857-1868, 1931.

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Photocopies and transcripts of letters (1857-1864, 1868) sent to Charles Marples and his wife Jane, then living in Faribault County, by her parents, Peter and Mary Isley, of Ray County, Missouri; letters (1865) from Charles while stationed at Fort Snelling; and an obituary (1931) of Jane Marples.

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United States. Army. Minnesota Infantry Regiment, 3rd.

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Marples, Charles H., 1829-1872.

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Charles Marples was born in England in 1829. He married Hannah Jane Isley of Ray County, Missouri, in 1856. The couple farmed in Marples Township (later known as Minnesota Lake Township), in Faribault County, Minn. They later lived in Blue Springs, Nebraska, where Charles Marples died. Hannah Jane married to Nicholas Norris after Charles' death. From the description of Charles Marples and family correspondence, 1857-1868, 1931. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 81002684 Charles...

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Norris, Hannah Jane, 1840-1931.

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Isley, Peter.

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Marples, Jane (Hannah Jane), 1840-1931.

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