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Helen M.
Gougar (July 18, 1843 – June 6, 1907) was a lawyer,
temperance and women's
rights advocate, and
newspaper journalist who
resided in Lafayette...
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Lenox was
first settled in the late 1820s, in the area of
Gougar crossing (Route 30 and
Gougar Road) and it was
called VanHorne Point. New
Lenox Township...
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settlements are
known to have
lived in or
visited Lower Shawneetown.
Catherine Gougar (1732–1801) was
kidnapped in 1744 from her home in
Berks County, Pennsylvania...
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Potowatami Indian village. A
burial mound is just
south of the
entrance on
Gougar Road, on the
south side of the bridge, and a
marked burial plot is inside...
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County border); 183rd
Street to the south; Will-Cook Road to the east; and
Gougar Road to the west. The
village shares its
boundaries with the
village of...
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located about 1.5
miles south of
Lincoln Highway near the
intersection of
Gougar Road and
Illinois Highway in New Lenox, Illinois, a
southwest suburb of...
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refer to:
Helen Hunt
Jackson (1830–1885),
American writer Helen M.
Gougar or
Helen Mar
Jackson (1843–1907),
American attorney Helen Jackson (tennis)...
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opened to the same
classes in 2009 in New
Lenox at
Illinois Highway and
Gougar Road.
Their mascot is the Lincoln-Way West Warriors, with
their new colors...
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Nebraska state chairman Charles Eugene Bentley, and
suffragette Helen M.
Gougar,
walked out and
created the
breakaway National Party,
nominating a rival...
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Indiana women the
right to vote,
although the
voting rights challenge in
Gougar v
Timberlake was unsuccessful.
Leach was also an
active politician and a...
