Collection of A. Wesley Smith papers, 1853-1935 1876-1910.
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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Neah Bay Agency
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Glendale Creamery (Port Townsend, Wash.)
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Smith, Harriet Bright, b. ca. 1854.
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Pullen family.
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Forks Cooperative Creamery (Forks, Wash.)
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Bright family.
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Brightside Dairy (Wis.)
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Smith, A. J. (Andrew Jackson), b. ca. 1830.
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Scott, Peter, 1966-....
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Smith, A. Wesley (Alanson Wesley), 1854-1938.
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A. Wesley (Alanson Wesley) Smith was born in Wisconsin in 1854. The collection begins in 1876 the year that Andrew J. Smith, Midwestern preacher, farmer and father of A. Wesley Smith, moved his family from Dakota Territory to Neah Bay. The first year A.J. Smith worked as a baker for the Neah Bay Indian Agency. The next year he and his son taught in the Neah Bay Indian agency school until A.J. moved his family to Quileute to homestead near Dan Pullen. Several years later A.J.'s daughter would mar...
Smith family.
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Pullen, Dan, b. ca. 1854.
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