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Subject: 1847.Fayette-Franklin.NEWS


No Title July 29, 1847
Fayette-Franklin County KyArchives News

The Hannibal Journal July 29, 1847
The funeral serves at Lexington, Ky., on the interment of the remains of Cols. 
McKee and Clay, Capt. Willis, and others, are described as peculiarly touching and impressive.  The Hon. Henry Clay was present, and many kinsmen of this noble dead.  The funeral oration was delivered by Mr. Breckenridge, and was an elequent tribute to those who had fallen in their country's cause. -- St. 
Louis Union

[On another page in same issue]
The remains of Col. McKee, Lt. Col. Clay, Capt. Willis, Adj't Vaughn, Lt. 
Powell, and many privates of the Kentucky Regiment, were buried in the cemetery at Frankfort, on the 2oth.


Submitted by: Sharon Hamilton
sharkay@cccexpress.com



Additional Comments:
The Hannibal Journal was published in Marion Co., MO.  

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