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Amos Farror
Unknown birthdate, Concord, MA
Born in 1796, Concord, MA
Born in March of 1796, Concord, MA
Born on March , 1796, Concord, MA
Unknown death date, Galena, IL
Died in 1832, Galena, IL
Died in July of 1832, Galena, IL
Died on July , 1832, Galena, IL
 
 
Biography
Amos Farror was licensed to trade with the Sauk, Fox, and Winnebago at Fever River settlements on the east bank of the Mississippi River in 1824. In 1831, he converted his warehouse in Galena, Illinois into his home. Farror was the partner of George Davenport and Russell Farnham in the fur trade along the Mississippi.​​

 
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Petersen, William J. "Steamboating in the Upper Mississippi Fur Trade."​ MN History Magazine, ​September, 1932.

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​​Colorado Technical publications. "Farrar Family Genealogy." Accessed January 11, 2019.

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