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Photo No. |
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Description |
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GRAND ISLAND, North Platte, NEBRASKA |
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Mobley 01 |
about 1874 |
Seth Pratt Mobley and his wife Mrs. Margaret T. Grace. Eberhart not long after they took over the Platte Valley Independent newspaper in Grand Island, Nebraska. Seth was George Gale Mobleys 2nd. oldest brother. |
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Mobley 02 |
about 1874 |
Margaret (Maggie) Mobley (Eberhart) |
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Mobley 03 |
about 1872 |
Margaret (Maggie) Mobley (Eberhart) She was born in Limerick, Ireland |
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Mobley 04 |
1874 |
Copy of the front page of the Grand Island Daily describing a shootout between two locals. |
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Mobley 05 |
about 1865 |
Believe this to be Seth Pratt near the end of the Civil War |
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Mobley 06 |
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Historical article re; Set Pratt & Maggie Mobley |
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Mobley 07 |
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Historical article re; Set Pratt & Maggie Mobley. In this article and numerous newspaper clippings and they say Seth was the rank of Colonel and led troops in Nebraska and Kansas. Seths Civil War records I have in my possession show that he was never promoted above the rank of Private. He did get as far as being Orderly to the Provost Marshall at Ft. Kearny, Nebraska 1864/65 |
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Mobley 07a |
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Poor quality picture of William Cody, Mr. Church and Dr. Dick ( Nellie Whitbeck Mobleys uncle) |
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Mobley 07b |
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Invitation for the Anniversary Ball at the U.P.R.R. Hotel , North Platte, Nebraska, Jul 4th. 1871. Note that John Chester Mobley and William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) are 2 of the Floor Managers. John Chester was the oldest brother of George Gale Mobley. |