The life story of Mary Elizabeth Warren / as told to Mildred Mitchell Sexson ; manuscript through courtesy of Mildred Mitchell Sexson and Keith Sexson.

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The life story of Mary Elizabeth Warren / as told to Mildred Mitchell Sexson ; manuscript through courtesy of Mildred Mitchell Sexson and Keith Sexson.

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This is a collection of photocopies of the personal history from a pioneer family of the Wenatchee area. It describes the journey of the family and where they settled. It describes Mary's family history. It also includes a copy of Mary's description of the 4th of July celebration in about 1861 in Portland, OR. There is a typewritten transcription about the 4th of July celebration as well as a copy of Mary's hand-written story.

1 folder ([22] leaves)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 6952077

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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