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"1830s Boone County Missouri Tavern on the Boone’s Lick Road, An: Peter Wright, Proprietor" |
Sapp, David P. |
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"19th-Century German Immigrant church Affiliations: Three Generations of the Johann David Rau Family in Cooper County" |
Hopkins, John David |
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"About Warrenton's Oldest Landmark" - Falconer Tavern in Warrenton |
Smith, Thomas A. |
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"Boon's Lick Country, The" |
Patterson, Nicholas |
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"Boone's Lick Abstract: Claim Management & Ownership, A" |
Morrow, Lynn |
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"Boone's Lick in Western Expansion: James Mackay, the Boones, and the Morrisons" |
Morrow, Lynn |
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"Boone's Lick Road" |
Hamilton, Bill |
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"Boone's Lick State Historic Site" |
Dickey, Michael |
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"Boone's Lick Trail and Other Old Roads" |
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"Boone’s Lick Road Tavern Begins A Move" |
Sapp, David |
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"Boonslick Road in St. Charles County, The -- Part I" |
Gregg, Kate L. |
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"Boonslick Road in St. Charles County, The -- Part II" |
Gregg, Kate L. |
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"Boonslick Trail, The" |
Darrough, James |
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"Camps on the Boone's Lick Trail" |
Watkins, Janet Bueneman |
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"Convicts On the Roads: Montgomery County First to Try the Experiment" |
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"Crane's Tavern still stands; was oasis to early travelers" |
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"Daniel Boone and Slave Derry Coburn" |
Morrow, Lynn |
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"Daniel Boone's Claim to Land in Upper Louisiana" |
Weibel, Steven |
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"Death of an Old Pioneer" |
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"Don't Forget the Boonslick in the Rush to Santa Fe: Hicks Family of Central Missouri |
McVicker, Maryellen H. |
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"Expansion of the Settlement Frontier in Missouri, The" |
Shortridge, James R. |
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"George Sexton's Stagecoach Line Across Missouri Helped to Carry Pioneers West" |
Palen, Matthew A. |
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"Government Land Office surveys for sale in 1819, 1820, 1821 and 1823" |
Schroeder, Walter & James Harlan |
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"Gray Ghosts and Ghost Wagons" |
Carson, Timothy L. |
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"Hardeman's Garden: A Botanical Experiment In The 1820s Was The Showplace of Missouri" |
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"Head's Fort: Settlement North of Rocheport Was Outpost in War of 1812; Home of Boone's First Settlers" |
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"Hickman, Thomas house - National Register of Historic Places Registration Form" |
Snider, Becky L. |
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"Hotel a Haven for Old Trails Tourists" |
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"House on the Hill, The" |
Forbes, Sylvia |
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"How Do I Get My Letter to Franklin? Broken Regulations, High Water & Deep Ditches, & Broken Down Stage Coaches" |
Morrow, Lynn |
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"Journal of John Chapman Herndon, April 3, 1838--May 9, 1839" |
Herndon, John Chapman |
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"Life and Influence of Danville and Danville Township" |
Baker, Olive |
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"Life of Archer Alexander, The: A Story of Freedom" |
Rechtenwald, Miranda |
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"Missouri Salt: The Rise and Fall of a Frontier Industry" |
Bullard, Loring |
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"Missouri's First State Capitol" |
Van Ravenswaay, Charles |
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"Money and Morality: Missouri Liquor Laws Through 1919" |
Myers, Linda |
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"Money Stolen from a Deputy Postmaster [Nathaniel Patten]" |
United States Congress |
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"Monuments and Memorials in Missouri." |
Guitar, Sarah |
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"National Old Trails Road, The. Part 1: The Quest for a National Road." |
Weingroff, Richard F. |
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"Old Franklin: A Frontier Town of the Twenties" |
Viles, Jonas |
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"Old Map, An: Revealing Secrets, including Starting Point of the Boone's Lick Road" |
Keeven-Franke, Dorris |
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"Path of Land-Rush Traffic Across Boone and Callaway Counties" |
Peters, Frank L., Jr. |
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"Perche Creek Covered Bridge, Boone County, Missouri" |
Sapp, David P. |
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"Plank Roads in Missouri" |
Gentry, North Todd |
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"Pond Fort on the Boone’s Lick Road: Endangered by Progress" |
Keeven-Franke, Dorris |
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"Remarkable St. Louis Wagon Builders, The" |
Sneed, David |
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"Remembering Mail Contractor George Harlan Sexton" |
Morrow, Lynn |
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"Route of Boon's Lick Road and Santa Fe Trail Across the State" - 1910 |
Hill, Curtis; w. introduction by H. Denny Davis |
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"Route of Boon's Lick Road and Santa Fe Trail Across the State" - 1910 |
Davis, Denny |
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"Saga of George Sexton, The" |
Pendergast, Beth |
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