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Phelps and Osage Counties

Osage and Phelps Counties

Osage and Phelps Counties

Written by: Darian Hu, Veronica Worthen, Max Johnson, and Emma Weber
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Emma Weber
The Postcard to the Past — “Welcome to Missouri’s Little Germany!”

The Postcard to the Past — “Welcome to Missouri’s Little Germany!”

When doing research on Osage county, the Germans, their history, their culture, and of course, their immigration, I came across the photo…
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Maximilian Johnson
From War to Death: How a Clerical Error Followed a Man His Whole Life

From War to Death: How a Clerical Error Followed a Man His Whole Life

My dad and I have always been interested in our family tree, wanting to keep the memory of our relatives alive by knowing who they were…
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Emma Weber
Fr. Ferdinand Helias: “The Grandfather of all Central Missouri Catholic Parishes”

Fr. Ferdinand Helias: “The Grandfather of all Central Missouri Catholic Parishes”

When telling the history of Central Missouri, it is impossible to leave out Father Ferdinand Helias. Fr. Helias established many Catholic…
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Veronica Worthen
“Mary Help”: How the Catholic Parish in Frankenstein, Missouri came to be

“Mary Help”: How the Catholic Parish in Frankenstein, Missouri came to be

Background: Osage County
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Veronica Worthen
How a single German Family Embodied The German Immigration Experience

How a single German Family Embodied The German Immigration Experience

In a time where German immigration is that it’s peak, many Germans flocked to Missouri. In Osage County, one of these many families…
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Darian Hu
Why Thousands of Germans Flocked to Missouri to Farm

Why Thousands of Germans Flocked to Missouri to Farm

Immigration
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Darian Hu
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