Francis H. Murray papers, 1896-1958.

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Francis H. Murray papers, 1896-1958.

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Correspondence, legal agreements, printed materials, and other papers documenting Murray's involvement as a land colonization agent for the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Sault Ste. Marie (Soo Line) and other railroad companies, in various Catholic colonization projects in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin (1910-1912). Letters of recommendation and related papers provide biographical data.

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Minnesota Historical Society Library

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