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27-Dec-2003

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BATES : CAMPBELL : CARLTON : LONG : SIGMAN

Query Text:

I'm looking for information on my great-grandfather, Matthew P. Long, who died about 1880 in Missouri. His widow, Mary Campbell, and children settled in Piedmont, Wayne County, Missouri, and in the bootheel of Missouri. His children were: Ellen, Francis, Windfield, Sarah, William, Jasper, and Lewis. my grandfather.

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United States > Missouri > Wayne County

United States > Missouri > Dunklin County

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