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NAME:Springfield-Greene County Library
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SUMMARY:Exploring Genealogy
LOCATION:Library Center\nLibrary Center
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DESCRIPTION:Explore the stories of early settlers in Cape Girardeau and ho
 w records reveal their journeys..\nhttps://thelibrary.libnet.info/event/15
 964062
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>What do a teen from Virginia in 1776\, a S
 outh Carolina farmer in 1781\, and a North Carolina merchant who emigrated
  from Scotland in 1772 have in common? These men\, along with dozens of ot
 hers who served in the American Revolution\, became early settlers in Miss
 ouri&rsquo\;s Cape Girardeau District. Bill Eddleman\, coordinator of the 
 Cape Girardeau Research Center at the State Historical Society of Missouri
 \, will explore 12 settlers from 1797 to 1830\, highlighting the records t
 hat make researching Revolutionary ancestors easier than ever. Sponsored b
 y the Ozarks Genealogical Society.</p>\nhttps://thelibrary.libnet.info/eve
 nt/15964062
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