article title: henry james hudson and the genoa settlement
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Article Title: Henry James Hudson and the Genoa Settlement
Full Citation: Marguerite R Burke, “Henry James Hudson and the Genoa Settlement,” Nebraska History 41 (1960):
201-235
URL of article: http://www.nebraskahistory.org/publish/publicat/history/full-text/NH1960Hudson.pdf
Date: 3/05/2012
Article Summary: This article includes diary entries for Hudson’s 1857 boat trip from St. Louis to Genoa, a report
that he sent to a Salt Lake City newspaper later that year, and the text of a speech that he delivered after the Civil
War. The speech explains how the land near Genoa, settled with great effort by the Mormons, later became part of
the Pawnee Indians’ allotted reservation.
Cataloging Information:
Names: Brigham Young, Henry James Hudson
Place Names: Genoa, Nebraska; Florence, Nebraska
Keywords: Brigham Young, Henry James Hudson, Genoa, Florence, Mormon, hand carts, dugouts, Pawnee
Indians, SB Hannibal, reservation
Photographs / Images: Henry James Hudson; the Omaha landing Mormon emigrants at Florence, Nebraska (sketch
by George Simons, 1854)
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