Biographical data on Joseph R. Brown, [undated] and 1933.

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Biographical data on Joseph R. Brown, [undated] and 1933.

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Allanson's pamphlet, "Stirring adventures of the Jos. R. Brown family: Description of the Old Manse near Sacred Heart, Minn., and events after its destruction," undated, as published in the Sacred Heart News, Sacred Heart, Minn. (20 pages). It is accompanied by a cover letter submitting it to a Minnesota Tourism Bureau contest on the Dakota Conflict of 1862 (1933) and a typewritten article on Standing Buffalo, a friendly Dakota (2 pages).

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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Brown, Joseph Renshaw, 1805-1870

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Allanson, George Gray, 1871-1959.

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Minnesota. Tourism Bureau.

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Standing Buffalo. d. 1921.

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