Abstracts of title collection, 1937-1977.

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Abstracts of title collection, 1937-1977.

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This collection consists of fifteen abstracts of title for property in Missoula, Mont., with the earliest reference in 1870 and the latest ending with 1977. The properties are in a variety of different "Additions" including Daly's Addition, Cook's Addition, and the Hammond Addition. Among the prominent Montana citizens mentioned are A.B. Hammond, Marcus Daly, the Higgins Family, Will Cave, Wellington Rankin, C.H. McLeod, and Emma Dickinson. Marcus Daly's will is part of several properties' abstracts.

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University of Montana, Mansfield Library

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University of Montana, Mansfield Library

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Higgins family.

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Rankin, Wellington Duncan, 1884-1966

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Wellington D. Rankin was born in Missoula, Montana, on September 16, 1884, the son of pioneer Missoula businessman and rancher John Rankin and his wife Olive Pickering Rankin, an early Missoula County school teacher. His oldest sister Jeannette was the first woman elected to the United States Congress. He had four other sisters: Harriet, Mary, Edna, and Grace. After graduating from the University of Montana with a degree in science, Wellington attended Harvard University...

Daly, Marcus, 1841-1900

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Cave, Will, 1863-1954

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Will Cave was born in 1863 near Virginia City, Montana. At the age of ten he moved with his parents to Missoula, Montana, where he lived the rest of his life. He fought at the Battle of Big Hole when he was only fourteen years old. Cave graduated from the College of Montana (Deer Lodge), and worked for the Missoula Mercantile Company from 1884 to 1891. He served as the auditor of Missoula County after leaving the company, but left in 1887 to explore the Yukon Territories in Canada. ...

Dickinson, Emma Slack, -1927

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William H. H. Dickinson was born in Ohio in 1840, where he received a business education. When he was twenty years old, he went to Kansas, and served in the Third Kansas Infantry (later consolidated with the Fourth Kansas Regiment to become the Tenth Regiment, Kansas Volunteer Infantry) during the Civil War. He emigrated to Montana after 1868, moving to Fort Peck, Fort Benton, and then to the Bitterroot Valley, where he taught school, mined, and took photographs. In 1872 he was appo...

Hammond, Andrew B. (Andrew Benoni), 1848-1934

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McLeod, Charles Herbert, 1859-1946

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Charles Herbert McLeod was born in 1859 and came to Missoula, Montana, from New Brunswick, Canada, in 1880 to work for local businessman Andrew Hammond. McLeod had been sent by Hammond’s sister, Mrs. George Fenwick of New Brunswick, after Hammond asked relatives and friends in New Brunswick for enterprising young men who would like to come west. Hammond was principal owner of a firm that had begun in Missoula in 1867 as Bonner and Welch, with E. L. Bonner as one of the principals. T...