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William E. Phelps

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and provided information so that the Navy could intercept it before it saw use. He resigned in 1865 and returned to the family farm. In 1868, Phelps was elected as a Republican to the
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first fielded candidates in 1856, Phelps was a staunch supporter. He helped to organize a volunteer unit for the
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More so than his father, Phelps was active in political affairs. When the
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William E. Phelps was born on October 9, 1835, in what would become
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Republican Party members of the Illinois House of Representatives
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regarding a sale of a steamboat to the Confederates for use as a
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Elmwood, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
William J. Phelps
Peoria County, Illinois
Civil War
Consulate General
Saint Petersburg
Russia
Illinois House of Representatives
Elmwood, Illinois
William J. Phelps
William Phelps
Knox College
Republican Party
Civil War
Consulate General
Saint Petersburg
Russia
Kronstadt
blockade runner
Illinois House of Representatives
Seattle


William Edwin Phelps


The History of Peoria County, Illinois
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