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Papers, 1850-1958.

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Papers include: Correspondence, receipts, writings, and newspaper clippings (1850-1883) of or concerning Lindsay Applegate; correspondence, diaries, financial records, speeches, and memoirs (1859-1938) of O.C. Applegate related to the Klamath Indian Agency, Fort Klamath, Modoc Indian War, Klamath River Highway Club, Republican Party politics, and southern Oregon history; correspondence (1898-1908) between Oliver C. Applegate and K.C. Egbert, Superintendent at the Siletz Indian Agency and School; poems, business and personal correspondence, and Standard Oil promotional materials (1904-1958) of Oliver C. Applegate, Jr., as well as information concerning the Hearst-San Simeon State Historical Monument; manuscript entitled, "The Last Conflict Between the Races," by Rachel Applegate Swan pertaining to the relationship between settlers and Indians in Klamath County, especially during the Modoc War. Other family members with papers in the collection include Jesse Applegate, Ivan D. Applegate, Alice Applegate Sargent, and Rachel Applegate Good.

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Applegate, Lindsay, 1808-1892

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Egbert, K. C.

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