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by John Stemmons (Author)
ARKANSAS PETITIONERS, ETC. 1800, 1810 [1795-1814] This book compiled from Territorial Papers of the United States contains 261 entries and is a partial replacement for the missing federal censuses of 1800 and 1810. As a result, it is a very helpful resource in establishing residence of people in Arkansas during that early formative period in the state's history. These people include some of earliest you will find that established the foundation of what was to become the great state that Arkansas now is. This also makes it possible to determine what other records might be available for further research. Some additional biographical details may be included, and possible relationships with others may be revealed.Arkansas State Motto: Regnat populus (Latin: The People Rule)
