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| Lone Jack Historical Society P.O Box 34 Lone Jack, MO 64070 Alinda M. Miller, President, Webmaster president@historiclonejack.org |
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| The Lone Jack Historical Society's mission is to support, protect, and preserve the unique history of the Lone Jack area. The primary focus is on the Civil War Cemetery and adjoining grounds, and the Civil War Museum. The desire is to ensure the future education of our children, to go forward while remembering our very important past. |
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We have made some changes to our home page to
separate battle related information from our town's
history. Hopefully this will make your search easier.
Battle of Lone Jack contains the article "Shot all to Pieces", Rosters, 1st hand
accounts, Obituaries and other battle and soldier related information.
History of Lone Jack contains Photos, Obituaries, Cemetery Records, 1860
Census and much more about the community of Lone Jack.
separate battle related information from our town's
history. Hopefully this will make your search easier.
Battle of Lone Jack contains the article "Shot all to Pieces", Rosters, 1st hand
accounts, Obituaries and other battle and soldier related information.
History of Lone Jack contains Photos, Obituaries, Cemetery Records, 1860
Census and much more about the community of Lone Jack.
| The town of Lone Jack took it's name from a lone Black Jack Oak tree, which stood where the present Soldier's Cemetery is now located. |
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