North Central Idaho is blessed with mountain beauty and wild rivers. In the early days small boats, or ferries were used to cross the Clearwater. The Idaho Statesman – June 20, 1899 ORO FINO FERREY TIED UP. The Steamer Hannaford …
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The River Took Them
Jo Frederiksen
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Chicken Ranches, Poorhouses etc. – The Gleason Family Arrives
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Clearwater County, Dunning, Elberton, Gleason, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Orofino, Putnum County, Rooks County, United States of America, Washington, Whitman County
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William Henry Gleason and Louisa Emeline Dunning William Henry Gleason William Henry “Hank” Gleason was born July 26, 1857, in Putnam County Missouri, to George H. and Mary Ann (Griffin) Gleason. Hank’s 4x great-grandfather, Thomas Leeson\Gleason, settled in Watertown, Massachusetts, in …
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