Camden County History

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By Lucille Keller Harpham

“May I express my thanks and gratitude to the many people who have helped as I collected material for this story-type history.”
“The following people have shared written stories of early pioneer living. These include Lena Hall, Neta Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evington, Mrs. Grace Anderson, who is now ninety-seven years old and Mrs. Anna George, no9w ninety-eight, and to Jim Dickerson, Reveille Editor, and Bob |Cramer for Ozarks |Fisheries early history.
“|To Mrs. Jewell ||Franklin, and Mrs. James Franklin for Garrison and Franklin histories and the recipe for “Cured Ham”. |To M.R. “Doc” Foster the Foster Family and to his wife Lora, a great-granddaughter of Governor Blount, First Governor of Tennessee; the Blount and Harper story. To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Phillips being the great-granddaughter of former Missouri McClurg, for the McClurg family history. McClurg was one of our effective Osage River Traders.”