Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One
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Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One
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One paragraph about Lott Coffman, "a versatile person in a pioneer community, serving its needs as teacher, councilman, surveyor, lawyer and justice of the peace" in the Town of Kansas.
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Creator: Smith, Walter Wayne
Creator: Grove, Nettie Thompson
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1922-12
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Related Item
Annals of Kansas City
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Note(s)
In the sale of lots by the Townsite Company, that proved to be the inception of Kansas City, the vocation of each purchaser of lots followed his name, as: 'William Gillis, Gentleman,' 'Lott Coffman, Teacher.' 'Mr. Coffman,' Mrs. [Nellie] Harris states, 'followed J. O. Buchanan as teacher of the school near Grand and Missouri avenue. His home, at the time, was at [3rd Street] and Walnut. He later moved west of Main and built the first house on the site of the Mystery house."' Printed accounts show that Lott Coffman was a versatile person in a pioneer community, serving its needs as teacher, councilman, surveyor, lawyer and justice of the peace."
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977.8411 M678an
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Restriction on Access
This document is not available online. You may come to the Missouri Valley Room to view it or request a photocopy from the Library's Document Delivery service. http://www.kclibrary.org/copy-requests
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