Edward D. Neill, History of Dakota County and the City of Hastings (Minneapolis, 1881)
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- Edward D. Neill, History of Dakota County and the City of Hastings (Minneapolis, 1881)
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Read 14 Oct 2026 in the Internet Archive's copy.
- Waterford: Ralph Hatten was appointed to the town board on 6 June 1863 to fill Ezra Hammond's seat, was moderator of the special town meeting of 13 Feb 1865 on bounties for volunteers, and was a supervisor again in 1867 (pp. 491-492). The 1881 directory has "Hatten Wm., farmer, Northfield, 160."
- Green Vale: Parmelie Howell came in 1855 and "was obliged to travel five hundred miles by ox team" (p. 391).
- "In the spring of 1855, the great immigration commenced ... The steamers were crowded with passengers seeking homes" (p. 412).
See Ralph Hatten.
---title: "Edward D. Neill, History of Dakota County and the City of Hastings (Minneapolis, 1881)"type: bookdate: "1881"url: "https://archive.org/details/mn-dakota-1881-neill"seen: transcriptaccess: public---Read 14 Oct 2026 in the Internet Archive's copy.- Waterford: Ralph Hatten was appointed to the town board on 6 June 1863 to fill Ezra Hammond'sseat, was moderator of the special town meeting of 13 Feb 1865 on bounties for volunteers, and was asupervisor again in 1867 (pp. 491-492). The 1881 directory has "Hatten Wm., farmer, Northfield, 160."- Green Vale: Parmelie Howell came in 1855 and "was obliged to travel five hundred miles by ox team"(p. 391).- "In the spring of 1855, the great immigration commenced ... The steamers were crowded with passengersseeking homes" (p. 412).See `ralph-hatten-1815`.