John D. Strong papers, 1895

Name/Title

John D. Strong papers, 1895

Entry/Object ID

AM2005.4.49

Scope and Content

John D. Strong Papers, 1895 J. D. Strong was an attorney in St. Joseph. He was also a Judge, perhaps a U. S. Judge, as his cases are digested in Central Law Journal, 1880. At one time he was in the law department of the St. Joseph Kansas City and Council Bluff's Railroad. He lived on the south side of Felix Street between 13th and 14th Street. He was married to Mary E. Strong and had two sons, also lawyers, John W. and James W. 144 Total items 63 letters, 2 receipts, 2 deeds, 3 postcards, 3 telegrams, 70 letters bound together, 1 Omaha, St. Louis Railway Co. receipt

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Search Terms

Strong, John D., Omaha, St. Louis Railway Co., Business, St. Joseph Merchants

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Object Name

Papers, Personal

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

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Person or Organization

John D. Strong