Sumner C. Bagley letters, 1854-1866

1854-1866

Selections from The Bancroft Library

BANC MSS 2017/254, box 1

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English

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Sumner C. Bagley (born June 1, 1837, Argyle, Maine ; died July 14, 1914, Fosston, Minnesota) relocated to Minnesota and became a succesfull lumberman. The town of Bagley, Minnesota is named after him.

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