The early history of St. Paul, 1868 October 15.

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The early history of St. Paul, 1868 October 15.

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A handwritten history (25 p.) of St. Paul, Minnesota describing early explorations, including those of Jonathan Carver and Zebulon Pike; early settlers, such as Pierre Parrant, Michael Phelan, Vital Guerin, and Henry Jackson; the Catholic chapel; and the organization of Minnesota Territory. Accompanied by a typescript of the history (15 leaves).

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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Farnsworth, John P.

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Guérin, Vital, 1812-1870.

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