In 1872 George W. Waters, Henry Knapp, Charles Hanson and George Free came to this county and settled on Long Branch and Sappa creeks in the north-west corner of the county.
Henry Knapp had but one arm: he remained in this county for several years: since leaving here he has married. He lives at Erie in Wilson county on a farm at this time. His brother, Andy Knapp came here at the same time and settled near Calvert on land now owned by Wallace Harmonson. He now lives on a farm in Washington county.
Henry Knapp had but one arm: he remained in this county for several years: since leaving here he has married. He lives at Erie in Wilson county on a farm at this time. His brother, Andy Knapp came here at the same time and settled near Calvert on land now owned by Wallace Harmonson. He now lives on a farm in Washington county.
In 1872 George W. Waters, Henry Knapp, Charles Hanson and George Free came to this county and settled on Long Branch and Sappa creeks in the north-west corner of the county.
Henry Knapp had but one arm: he remained in this county for several years: since leaving here he has married. He lives at Erie in Wilson county on a farm at this time. His brother, Andy Knapp came here at the same time and settled near Calvert on land now owned by Wallace Harmonson. He now lives on a farm in Washington county.
Henry Knapp had but one arm: he remained in this county for several years: since leaving here he has married. He lives at Erie in Wilson county on a farm at this time. His brother, Andy Knapp came here at the same time and settled near Calvert on land now owned by Wallace Harmonson. He now lives on a farm in Washington county.
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Aged 68 ys 2 ms 13 ds Co.I. 16 Vermont Vol. Inf.
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