A faithful servant, 1933 / by M. P. Satterlee.
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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Red Wood Agency
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Prescott, Philander, 1801-1862
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Prescott was born (September 17, 1801) in Phelpstown, New York, the son of Joel and Lucy (Reed) Prescott. He joined his brother Zachariah in Detroit in 1820; arrived later that year at Camp New Hope (Fort Snelling, Minn.); married (1823) the daughter of a Dakota chief; engaged in the fur trade with the American and Columbia fur trading companies and in partnership with Alexis Bailly; was associated with Lawrence Taliaferro's Eatonville agricultural colony for the Indians; was an int...
Minnesota. Tourism Bureau.
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Satterlee, Marion P.
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Marion P. Satterlee was a historian of the 1862 Dakota War. His father, Reverend William W. Satterlee, was a professor at Grant University in Athens, Tennessee (later Tennessee Wesleyan College), and a leader of the Prohibition Party in Minnesota. From the guide to the Marion P. and William W. Satterlee papers., 1878-1937., (Minnesota Historical Society) ...
Galbraith, Thomas J.
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