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Chalfant: Early Pettis County clerk, state representative owned slaves

Posted: Tuesday, January 3, 2012 12:00 am | Updated: 12:02 pm, Wed Sep 5, 2012.

The area that would become Pettis County was settled several years before the county was formally established in 1833.

A small settlement had grown up around a mill established by Thomas Wasson and James Ramey at a bend in Muddy Creek named St. Helena but informally called Pin Hook. This settlement was named the county seat.

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