"I just got off the phone with a person named Deb that works at the Kittson County Museum. She said that she was able, when Trinity Lutheran bought St. John's Episcopal Church in Hallock, MN, to get most (but not all) of the St. Vincent…"
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Reddington family history
Hello...Although I didn't grow up in Hallock, I have fond memories of visiting my great Aunt's at the family farm..My great grandparents, John and Mary Ann Reddington, were early pioneers of Kittson County and had a farm in Granville township, just outside Hallock. My grandmother Mary Gooch (Reddington) married a Canadian and moved to Winnipeg approximately 1905 where they raised their family. |I was wondering if anyone has stories or pictures of John, Mary Ann or other members of the…See More
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I know that this photo was posted year ago but I'm wondering where/who has it? I'm a relative of Andre Jerome and those pictured in this photo and think it would be meaningful to know where it is currently. "
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Little Minnesota in World War II
Thank you to everyone who contributed to our book, Little Minnesota in World War II, the stories of 140 men who died from our tiniest towns. Many men in the book grew up in northwestern Minnesota and were highly sought by the military for their work ethic, ability to fix anything and woods and gun skills. The men are all from Little Minnesota: 100 Towns Around 100 which includes Halma, St. Vincent, Donaldson, Holt, Viking, Strathcona and Goodridge.
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Reddington family history
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