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7 Sep
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The Oregon Trail: August 1, 1860, South Side of the Snake
My name is Sable, my husband and I left Saint Louis on the 30th of March, 1843 on a riverboat, there was a cold North wind with snow flurries. We traveled 500 miles upstream from the mouth of the Missouri to Westport, Kansas. Continue reading
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