41. 1937 Brown County Nebraska History - Title Page Compiled by Lillian L. Jones November 1937, Ainsworth, Nebr. BookOriginally Owned By Virginia Bowen Ainsworth, Nebraska. This http://www.livgenmi.com/1937NEBrownCountyTitle.htm

Compiled by: Lillian L. Jones November 1937, Ainsworth, Nebr. Book Originally Owned By: Virginia Bowen Ainsworth, Nebraska This book has moved to the MARDOS Memorial Library, please update your links if you have linked..the new url is: www.MemorialLibrary.com/NE/Brown/1937 If you have found www.MemorialLibrary.com helpful, please consider donating to help keep us on-line. Without visitors' support we WILL go off line which we are sure no one wants. Any amount is appreciated! Please mention this site in your donation so I can give you credit. The e-mail that goes in the "send to" section of the PayPal link is : USGTreas@aol.com If you prefer snail mail, e-mail Rhoda for her addy, then just send a check / m.o.

42. Visit Museum Of Nebraska History From Omaha, Nebraska. USA, Canada Mexico. Visit Museum of nebraska history from Omaha,Nebraska. Museum of nebraska history, Omaha. The Museum of Nebraska http://omaha.rezcenter.com/museum_of_nebraska_history.shtml

Visit Museum of Nebraska History from Omaha, Nebraska Museum of Nebraska History, Omaha The Museum of Nebraska History contains a fascinating collection of artifacts and exhibits that bring the story of the state to life. The First Nebraskans exhibit covers the 10,000 years of American Indian life on the Plains with displays of housing, food, clothing and customs of the tribes who once lived and still in Nebraska. Nebraska Joins the Union portrays the people, places and events leading up to Nebraska's statehood and its role in the Civil War whilst What Did You Do in the War? Nebraskans in World War II highlights the role played by Nebraskans at home and abroad during the 1940s. The History Adventure Center is a hands-on learning exhibit with activities specifically designed to help children experience Nebraska's history. There is an 1860s Pawnee travois and campsite, an 1880s wagon and general store, an immigrant train car and railroad station and a 1920s automobile and campsite. Day Trip Suggestion From the Museum of Nebraska History, head over to the Old Market, between Harney and Jackson and 10th and 13th Streets. Centered on Omaha's former fresh produce warehouse and market district, the Old Market is a popular visitor attraction featuring specialty shops, restaurants, galleries and a brewery.

43. Ancestry.com - Search Western Nebraska History And Biography Western nebraska history and Biography. View images of the originaldocument Western nebraska history and Biography database online. http://msn.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/7992.htm

Login Subscribe Help? Western Nebraska History and Biography document.write (''); View images of the original document Description: This database contains a history of Nebraska and a compendium of reminiscence of western Nebraska. The history of Nebraska embraces an account of early explorations, early settlements, Indian occupancy, Indian history and traditions, territorial and state organizations, political history, and a concise history of the growth and development of the state. The compendium of reminiscence contains biographical sketches of hundreds of prominent citizens of western Nebraska. Both the biographical and historical portions of this database may contain valuable information that could be a great addition to your genealogical research. Historical works are especially useful for learning about the time and place our ancestors lived in and placing them in a historical context. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Western Nebraska History and Biography [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: Compendium of History Reminiscence and Biography of Western Nebraska Containing a History of the State of Nebraska.

44. Artcom Museums Tour: Museum Of Nebraska History www.kappaelastin.com. Museum of nebraska history. 131 Centennial MallNorth Lincoln, NE Phone 402 471 4754 TTY Statement of Purpose http://www.artcom.com/Museums/nv/mr/68508-38.htm

Listing sponsored by KappaElastin™ Scientific Breakthrough. No Shots Science response to skin aging. www.kappaelastin.com Museum of Nebraska History 131 Centennial Mall North Lincoln, NE Phone: 402 471 4754 TTY: Statement of Purpose: History of Man on the Central Plains. Highlights: Exhibits: Plains people: experience their 12,000 years of history. Pawnee earthlodge, Winnebago Reservation house, Victorian parlor. Hours: M-Sa: 9-5; Su: 2-5. Admission: Images. Sorry! Check with us at a later date. Key Personnel: Lynne Ireland, Director Tell us what you think. Do you have any additional comments concerning this site? Do you wish to receive some information on how to get your museum on the Museum Tour? Thank you again for your visit. Come again. If you wish to return to the Museums Tour Homepage. May 4, 1996

45. GOTHENBURG Gothenburg, NE 69138. Phone (308) 5373677. Fax (308) 537-3609. Discover A Community RICH in nebraska history. Welcome to Gothenburg, Nebraska - USA! History. http://www.ci.gothenburg.ne.us/

City of Gothenburg 409 9th Street Gothenburg, NE 69138 Phone: (308) 537-3677 Fax: (308) 537-3609 Discover A Community "RICH" in Nebraska History Welcome to Gothenburg, Nebraska - U.S.A! History Gothenburg, Nebraska, is proud of its Swedish heritage. Gothenburg was founded in 1882 by Olof Bergstrom, a native of Hassela, Sweden, who worked for the Union Pacific Railroad. Gothenburg, Nebraska, and Göteborg, Sweden, are the only two Gothenburgs in the World. Bergstrom selected the site that was to be Gothenburg and located a farmstead about a mile north. The Union Pacific Railroad laid out the original town of eight blocks. The town was laid out parallel with the railroad tracks but not with the world, which accounts for the bend in the city's streets. Mr. Bergstrom returned to Sweden and enticed a number of people to migrate to Gothenburg. He told them it was to be a Swedish town so they would not have to learn English. The first business building was erected by E.G. West in the spring of 1883. The Union Pacific depot was built in October 1884. The first newspaper appeared on Saturday, May 9, 1885. Gothenburg reached a population of 300 and was incorporated as a town on July 8, 1885. The first church was completed in 1886. A boom occurred in the early 1890s when a canal, lake and powerhouse were built to generate electric power. A barbed wire factory, pickling works, galvanized iron works, lead pipe works, sheet copper rolling mill, brass foundry, boiler iron works, and bathtub factory were some of the firms that located in Gothenburg in the 1890s.

46. History Plymouth Colony; Memorial Online Historical and Genealogical Library- Nebraska nebraska history books and pictures; NARA AAD (Access http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/nsf/history.html

E lectronic L ibrary To limit your search use AND, OR, NOT or NEAR. Use * at the END of a word to find variations (new*, will find news, newsletter, etc.) Search the Electronic Library For History 19th Century American Cultural History African American History African American Spiritual Journeys This Web site, a companion to "This Far by Faith," (a PBS series) provides a host of information about these many experiences, beginning with African slaves brought to America and continuing to the present day American and British History Resources on the Internet American Memory The Library of Congress History Collections for the f Library Archiving Early America Facsimilies of newspapers, maps and writings from 18th Century America Benjamin Franklin: Glimpses of the Man Brief History of Fashion Center for History and News Media a project dedicated to combining "the most exciting and innovative digital media with the latest and best historical scholarship." Civil Rights Oral History Interviews You will need Real Player to listen to the oral histories Civil War Homepage Creole Echoes Homepage This online exhibit with detailed annotations explores "the richness and diversity of Nineteenth Century New Orleans intellectual and cultural life."

47. Dakota County, Nebraska History And Genealogy Proud member site of The American History and Genealogy Project and The AmericanLocal History Network. Extract of 1870 Census of Omadi Post Office. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/dakota/census.html

Proud member site of The American History and Genealogy Project and The American Local History Network Extract of 1870 Census of Omadi Post Office These transcriptions were graciously donated by Ken Dohrman for the benefit of Dakota County researchers. Thanks, Ken! Page 273 Page 275 Page 277 Page 279 ... Page 278 Search this Census Extraction! Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short Sort by: Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title Search: BACK to Dakota County This nonprofit research site is a USGenNet Certified Safe-Site™. Web hosting is generously provided by USGenNet Conditions of Use

48. Letterboxing Nebraska: History Of Letterboxing Nebraska HomeHistory of Letterboxing Nebraska. Main Page Recent Changes Preferences Revision 18 View Diff . . (edit) August 28, 2003 http://www.interbug.com/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/interbug/lbnewiki/wiki.pl?action=history

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50. Nebraska History Of Stripper (< 15 BOE/Day) Oil Wells By Year nebraska history of Stripper ( 15 BOE/Day) Oil Wells by Year. Energy InformationAdministration (US Dept. of Energy). Energy Information Administration Logo. http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/petrosystem/ne-3o.html

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52. History Of The State Of Nebraska: Complete At Last! -- Voices, KanColl's Online The Andreas/Cutler book is a treasure trove of information about earlynebraska history. Andreas/Cutler s History of the State of Nebraska. http://www.kancoll.org/voices_2001/0701hon.htm

VOICES, KANCOLL'S ONLINE MAGAZINE November 1996. KanColl director Dick Taylor is thinking of a new project for KanColl. Work was already well underway on William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas , and the time is right to start on the Nebraska volume. Fortunately for all of us, Connie Snyder, a volunteer at KanColl, had herself been thinking about transcribing this classic reference, and agrees to serve as associate manager of the project. Andreas/Cutler's Honor Roll Andreas/Cutler's History of the State of Nebraska Andreas Histories: Cutler's Connections This is where we've posted information provided by descendents of people mentioned in the Andreas/Cutler's histories. Enjoy!

53. Village Of Nemaha, Nebraska History In Beautiful Nemaha County May it be preserved and perpetuated. By Lois Smith, Nebraska for the Nemaha CountyHistory Book; Copied from the Nemaha County History Book with permission. http://www.visitnemahacounty.org/history/nemaha.htm

History Cities/Towns Auburn Brock Howe Johnson ... Other People Samuel Daily Gov. Furnas T. J. Majors The Minicks Nemaha The village of Nemaha was originally named Nemaha City, because the founding fathers believed it would one day be a great city. Because of its location, near the Nemaha River, the name seemed fitting. The river was named by the Otoe Indians, and means "miry water." Because of the beauty of the location the founders had visions of trains winding up and down the valley, steamboats loading and unloading at the Missouri River wharf, businesses, factories, lovely homes, schools and churches. The village site is located on second bottomland and faces two riverfronts, the Little Nemaha River on the south and the Missouri River on the east. Much of the bottomland, and bluffs along the river are covered with forest timber of various kinds, also shrubs and underbrush including wild fruit and nuts. According to available records the town site of Nemaha City was selected in 1854. City lots were surveyed, staked off and offered for sale. it was surveyed parallel to the bluffs and river, bias ways, rather than by true directions, and has been confusing people ever since as to the proper direction. Allen L. Coatt was the surveyor. It is said that he was the first person to erect his cabin on the town site. Nemaha City was incorporated and approved by an act of the territorial legislature in the 1855-1856 term.

54. London, Nebraska History Visit Nemaha County in Southeast Nebraska! Home Attractions Brochures Communities Education History Nature Search Sitemap Contact Us This http://www.visitnemahacounty.org/history/london.htm

History Cities/Towns Auburn Brock Howe Johnson ... Other People Samuel Daily Gov. Furnas T. J. Majors The Minicks London The first settler was John Hauman in July of 1856. He was soon followed by William Wilson, William Bachanan, Eli Lauker and Wyatt Nosier. Mary Nosier was the first child born there in March of 1857. James Cook and Louisa Snyder were married in the new town on April 25, 1858. An infant child of William Buchanan was the first death in 1857. An unknown man, claim jumped, was shot and received the honor of the first funeral (1857). London was incorporated in District Court at the April term of 1858. The first town officers were Robert Heap, James Cook, Nathaniel Minick, Eli Lauker, and John Hauman. The post office was established September 2, 1867, in Edmond Money's store. He was the first postmaster. He was followed by Charles H. Bacon (there may have been a possible substituting by his son Amos), John Harding and Mrs. John (Jeannette) Harding. Service was discontinued September 16, 1895. One of the first buildings built (1857) was by Wyatt Nosier and was used as a tavern. A store of T. C. Lee was bought by George and Jane Emerson in 1876 and used as a residence. The Nosler tavern was used as the first school, taught by Miss Louisa Snyder. The first school house was erected in August of 1857 and was accidentally destroyed by fire in 1861. Dr. S.W. McGrew, London's physician and Nemaha County school superintendent reported the following in 1870: "London school, higher department . . . held in the Christian church... 23 pupils.. .two good teachers.. .wages 50 dollars per month... 3 month school." A new school was then built.

55. Nebraska Interactive Genealogy Local History. HistoryChannel.com Network * nebraska history search(DMOZ) * nebraska history (DMOZ) * Historical trekkers, NE Native http://victorian.fortunecity.com/literary/463/igen/ne.html

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56. Arnold Nebraska History Arnold History. Compiled It was 1800 when the Allen family left theirIowa home by covered wagon to seek land in central Nebraska. They http://www.arnold-ne.com/history.html

Looking north on Main Street, circa 1906 Arnold History Compiled by Norene Hall Mills, Author of "One Hundred Years on the South Loup" There was town building fever in the country in the early 1800's - Broken Bow in 1882, Callaway and Gandy in '85. Merna and Anselmo in '86 and Arnold in '83. Unlike her sister villages, all platted by townsite companies, Arnold was established by one man, Richard Allen. It was 1800 when the Allen family left their Iowa home by covered wagon to seek land in central Nebraska. They struck the South Loup River and followed it wherever it might lead. The location they chose to settle was directly between the headquarters of the two big cattle companies, Henry Brothers and Arnold and Ritchie. John and Bob Henry had come in 1875 and claimed as range for their thousand head of cattle, the big table north and northeast of the future townsite and as far west as the head of the Loup. George Arnold and Sam Ritchie had come in 1876 with a like number of cattle and claimed as their range the tables and valleys east and south of future Arnold. They filed on 320 acres for ranch headquarters. The necessary surveying was done for Allen's 160-acre homestead, part of which would in time become the town of Arnold. A sod house was quickly put up. This move was viewed with alarm by the cattlemensettlers were not welcome here. The extremely violent winter of 1880-81 changed all this. Cattle died by the hundreds. These losses broke the ranchers and forced them to leave the country.

57. Earthquake Hazards Program: Earthquake History Of Nebraska Earthquake History of Nebraska. None of these caused damage. Probably the strongestearthquake in nebraska history occurred on November 15, 1877. http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/states/nebraska/nebraska_history.html

Latest Quakes For Kids Only Regional Websites HOME ... SEARCH Earthquake Activity Current Earthquakes USA World ShakeMaps Seismogram Displays ... Latest Energy and Broadband Solutions Earthquake History of Nebraska The first significant earthquake felt in Nebraska occurred in 1867, the year that statehood was achieved. The tremor occurred on April 24, 1867, and was apparently centered near Lawrence, Kansas. It affected an area estimated at 780,000 square kilometers including much of Nebraska. Since 1867, at least seven earthquakes of intensity V or greater have originated within Nebraska's boundaries. Several strong earthquakes centered in neighboring States have also been felt over limited portions of Nebraska. None of these caused damage. Probably the strongest earthquake in Nebraska history occurred on November 15, 1877 . There were two shocks 45 minutes apart; the second was the strongest. At North Platte the shock was reported to have lasted 40 seconds and intensity VII effects were noted. Buildings rocked at Lincoln, and walls were damaged at Columbus. The shock was strongly felt at Omaha. Cracked walls were reported at Sioux City, Iowa. The total felt area covered approximately 360,000 square kilometers including most of Nebraska and portions of Iowa, Kansas, the Dakotas, and northwestern Missouri. On July 28, 1902, a moderate earthquake (intensity V) occurred near Battle Creek in northeastern Nebraska. The limited reports available indicate that this shock was felt at Yankton, South Dakota, and at a number of places in western Iowa. No damage was noted, although the tremor was reported ``sufficient to rattle dishes and shake bell towers'' at several points.

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59. Local Catholic Church History And Catholic Ancestors - Nebraska Diocese and GENEALOGY Research Local Catholic History Catholic Biographies nebraska history Genealogy Links and Directories Do you have a http://home.att.net/~Local_Catholic/CatholicUS-OmahaNE.htm

Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy Nebraska The geographic area of Nebraska is in the ecclesiastical province of Omaha which includes the Archdiocese of Omaha (Nebraska) and Dioceses of Grand Island and Lincoln (Nebraska). Diocese and GENEALOGY Research Local Catholic History Catholic Biographies Do you have a link suggestion Return to: USGenWeb Contact: Webweaver Genealogical Research of Catholic Ancestors Nebraska Archdiocese of Omaha (Nebraska) [est. 1885, Archdiocese 1945 Chancery: 100 N. 62nd St. - Omaha, NE 68132. Serves northeastern Nebraska, including the City of Omaha and the surrounding area including the counties of Antelope, Boone, Burt, Cedar, Colfax, Cuming, Dakota, Dixon, Dodge, Douglas, Knox, Madison, Nance, Pierce, Platte, Sarpy, Stanton, Thurston, Washington and Wayne. Archdiocese of Omaha History from 1856 The Diocese of Omaha originally included all of Nebraska and Wyoming. St. Mary's Church, the first church in the Nebraska Territory was built, on 8th Street, in Omaha, and dedicated in August 1856. Parish Directory Archdiocese of Omaha, Nebraska

60. Elderhostel : Program Detail The Great American Plains of Northwest nebraska history, People, AndSettlement, program 11701. Program Type(s) Traditional, Detailed http://www.elderhostel.org/Programs/search_res.asp?Type=A&Src=1-GIN9R&StateCode=

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