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| | Atchison County, Part 19 |
 | | During the spring of 1856, he came west to Kansas, and took a claim of 160 acres in Mt. Pleasant Township, where he resided improving his land for seven years, at the expiration of which time he moved to Atchison and opened a harness shop, being now one of the oldest dealers in the city. |
 | | Kehler, came to Atchison County, with his family, locating here at an early day, and was one of the first practitioners in northeastern Kansas, He was very favorably known for a long distance around the city; was Coroner of the county for a time. |
 | | KEITHLINE, farmer and stock-breeder, four and one-half miles west of Atchison, on Parallel road, was born near Wilkesbarre, Luzerne Co., Pa., in 1822, and was raised on a farm. |
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