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- Tags: Morris County
Diamond Springs, Morris County
Skiddy, Morris County
The Peace and Plenty Coverlet, the Great Chicago Fire, and a Handmade Loom: A Material Culture Exhibit of Artifacts from the Ancestors of Barbara Booth
Tags: Assumption Illinois, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, Barbara Booth, Bentwood, Bob Tail School, Bone Gap Illinois, Brandon Williams, C.S. Rude, Conestoga Wagon, Council Grove, Coverlets, Delevan, Diamond Creek, Diamond Springs, Diamond Springs Congregational Church, French Creek, George Morehouse, Henry Drayer, Henry Kingman, Jacquard Beiderwand, Jacquard Loom, Jason Loomis, John Symes, Josiah Drayer, Lenora Rude Drayer, Lester Drayer, Loomisville, Marion County, Middle Creek, Morris County, New England Presbyterians, Rachel Hein, Santa Fe Trail, Scrap blanket quilt
White City, Morris County
Wilsey and Helmick, Morris County
Tags: Council Grove, Elm Creek, Francis-Riegel General Store, George W. Coffin, H, Helmick, Helmick Lake, Henry H. Vorse, James H. Smart, James O. Rochat, Janet Adam, John B. Doner, John Derrick Wilsey, John W. Helmick, Matson Ottis, Mildred, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Morris County, Railroad, Santa Fe Trail, Smart Stone Works, twin town, W, Waldo Hall Company, William F. Clark, Wilsey
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Diamond Springs, Morris County

Diamond Springs first began as a supply point on the Santa Fe Trail, but proslavery forces destroyed it in 1863. After the Civil War, settlers from…