The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-07-19
United States Senator. Died April

1851. Called in honor of Maj,
Bollingor, an early settler.
Observation-Disclosures 10, 1920. The
old pioneer, Daniel Boone. Died
September 20, 1920.
BUCHANAN'-February 10, 1889.
James Buchanan, president. Died
June 1, 1868.
BuTLER.--February 81, lS40.
Benjamin +. Butler, attorney. general
during Jackson's second term, 1898
1887. Died in Paris October, 1858.
CALDWELL" December 90, 1876.
Capt. Matthew Caldwell. Com
mandcr of Indian scouts aud hunter
of Kentucky, Joseph Doniphan,
father of Gen. a. W. Douiphan,
belonged to his company. General
noniphan named the county in honor
of his fathers old Comradc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~, 1890.
Capt James galloway who VAS killed
Ivy Indians cu a branch W the loutro.
March :, isis.
CNMpeN First named hinder
hook. the residence ot Martin Van
Buren,, and organized ]lanUarN %,
lS4l Nn February ~. }S4S, named
changed 10 Camden IN honor OF
Charles Pratt Camden, an English
statesman who was "a warm advorst,
of the American colonies.
tAre GNAEptAy Dine Of TN,
four districts into which missouri
va. divided in 1904 On October /
1879 wss organized in,o & county y,
proclamation OF GOV. Wm, Clark
was reduced 10 IT. present limit,
MaraN g. l>-a.
CARe,..-lsnuary S. 1885
Charlie. Carroll, o: oa,ronton. one
s.: The segsr> IL IRE Declaration Of
Independence Died November Il,
So.
C,arsa Marc 10. .s5s. Z.nr.
Carrier. s pioneer citizen.
CA~->.ien.st: = 1855. Frs,
Ale3 vAa s-rea. hanged 10 Cass
:ra:y - l~ Lewis Cass
-a-:e5 safes Senator from Michigan.
Died .-a- =. 1856.
CE.AH-Ee5laa-y u. 1915. Called
'e:A. a;:v. the principal stream in
the county on the bluffs of which
cedar trees auou d.
CHARLTON November 10. 1920.
The leader Of the French fur traders
who at an early day located on the
Missouri river at the mouth of the
creek called Charlton, was named
Charlton. Hence the name of the
creek and county.
CHRIsTIAN.-March s, 1860. Named
in honor of Col. VIM. Christian of
Christian county, Ky. Killed by
Indians in April, l7SG,
CLARK. December Is, 1918, and
reorganized December Is, 1896.
William Clark, first governor of
Missouri Territory and a party to
the expedition 1906 of Lewis and
Clark to the head waters of the
Missouri. Died September /, 1888.
CLAY.-January ., 1922. Henry
Clay, of Kentucky. Died June 20,
1852.
CLINTON. January 10, 1893. Gov.
De Witt Clinton, of New York. Died
February II, 1928.
CoLE.-November IS, 1920. Capt.
stephen Cole, an old settler, who
built Coolies Fort"
CoOPER.-December II, 1918.
Sarshel Cooper, killed by an Indian
in tooper's Fort opposite Arrow
Rock and mean the present village %
Boonsboro, Howard county, Apri
II, 1874.
CRAwFoRp.-January %, 1929
VIM. II. Crawford, Il distinguished
democratic statesman of Georgia
who died in 1884.
DADE.-January 20, 1871. Majo
Dldc of the Seminole
DALLAs.-December 10, 1914. FRS
named Niangua 1912; changed t.
Dallas December 10, 1874. Georg,
NJ. Dallas, candidate for vice-presi
dent in 1874 with James X. Polk AM
United States Senator from Pennsyl
vania. Died December 81, 1864.
DAVIEss.-December 20, 1886
Colonel Joe. Daviess, of Kentucky
Killed in the battle of Tippecanoe
November 7, 1911.
DE KALB. February 25, 1916
Baron John De Kalb, a Frenchma
of revolutionary fame who was kille
in the battle of Camden in 1880.
DISCRETIONARY 10, 1851. Levi
l Dent, an early settler.
observation-disclosures 10, 1857
! Stephens A. Douglas, of Illinois
4 Died June 3, 1861.
DUNKLIN. - February IA, 184i
Daniel Dunklin, governor of Mis-
> souri, from 1882 to 1886. Die
August %, 1874.
u FRANKLIN.-December IL, 1914
Benjamin Franklin, printer and phil
osopher. Died April II, 1880.
observation-disclosures 25, 1921
' After its principal stream, the Gas
! conade river.
GENTRY.-February II, 1841. Ger
, Richard Gentry, of Columbia, VIII