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In compiling information for the Coffey Centennial book, those people who settled within a 5-mile radius of Coffey on or before 1860 were identified, including the names of descendants who lived in Coffey at the time of publication (1956). A group of eight ladies...
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Photos displayed in the Coffey Centennial (1856-1956) book under the heading, “Business Houses” (page 9) and elsewhere:
Cemetery Lists
Everly Cemetery, located one mile southeast of Jameson, MO, has the oldest dated gravestone in Grand River Township of Daviess County, MO. The gravestone is dated 1835, marking the resting place of an infant son of J. N. and Nancy...
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Scenes, people and businesses that once defined Jameson, MO: A Streetcar Hoax:
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Photographs spanning decades showing Market Street, the west side of the Gallatin, MO, business square:
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Businesses on West Grand Street, the south side of the business square in Gallatin, MO:
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Photographs spanning decades showing Jackson Street, the north side of the Gallatin, MO, business square:
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Photographs spanning decades showing Main Street, the east side of the Gallatin, MO, business square:
Modern Milestones (Since 1985)
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Did you know K-State Coach Bill Snyder got his start as an assistant football coach at Gallatin High School? William D. Snyder, now retired, is a highly regarded college football coach and former player. He served as the head football coach at Kansas State University...