Thomas Scantlebury and family papers, 1853-1951 (bulk 1853-1864).

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Thomas Scantlebury and family papers, 1853-1951 (bulk 1853-1864).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/83623812

Dakota Conflict reminiscences of a soldier in Company H of the Seventh Minnesota Infantry, accompanied by three diaries (1853-1857) and miscellaneous family information relating in part to the establishment and early history of New Auburn (Sibley County), Minnesota.

0.4 cu. ft. (1 box, including 3 v.).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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