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St. Paul Mission Historical Society - St. Paul, Oregon

Preservation of the history of early Oregon and the French Prairie region of the Willamette Valley

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  1. 2011.1.6617 - Notecard

    (side 1): Anderson, Peter - 1840- "Born in Sweden" b. Mar. 7- 1871 St. L. Bk. 2 p. 17 (about 31) (side 2): 3x5 HYTONE 29C INDEX CARDS A PRODUCT OF Westab DAYTON 2, OHIO NO. 2903 78 Ruled Cards

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  2. 2011.1.6933 - Notecard

    Carpeniter, Angelique 1828-1859 Daughter of Charles Charpentier and left motherless, Angelique and her sister Sophie were both placed in the Methodist Mission School near Salem for a year or two. Sophie married in the Catholic Church, but Angelique seems to have played the field. At the time of her murder by her current husband, Charles Roe, the Oregonian reported, She had previously lived with a negro and a Kanaka and had c...

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  3. 2011.1.6935 - Notecard

    Carpentier, Angelica and Sophie These sisters were at the Methodist Mission, entered 1837 and . Father, Charles Charpentier, (deceased), mother a native. Angelica married Peter Anderson, half-breed 300 Kanaka, "living at St. Louis in the American camp". Children, Louise, April, 1845 300 Marie, Oct. 29, 1848 M.E. 302 George, Oct. 30, 1852 306 She...

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  4. 2020.1.47 - Manuscript

    "French Prairie" is a manuscript regarding the early history of Oregon's settlement in the area of French Prairie. It is believed that the manuscript was written by Harriet D. Munnick.

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