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The history of the jail below writer is unknown. RALLS COUNTY
The history of the jail below writer is unknown. RALLS COUNTY JAILS THE PRESENT JAIL, BUILT 1868-69 The two-story limestone building across the str...

MRS. ELIZABETH JONES; NO. 32 “NEW LONDON TIMES” OCTOBER 25,
MRS. ELIZABETH JONES; NO. 32 “NEW LONDON TIMES” OCTOBER 25, 1901 “A Mother’s love; how sweet the name! What is a mother’s love? A noble, pu...

REV. THOMAS GALLAHER; NO. 28 “NEW LONDON RECORD” SEPTEMBER 27,
REV. THOMAS GALLAHER; NO. 28 “NEW LONDON RECORD” SEPTEMBER 27, 1901 Among the oldest settlers now in Ralls county is the Rev. Thomas Gallaher, o...

MRS. MARTHA J. EVANS; NO 14 “RALLS CO TIMES” APRIL 26, 1901
MRS. MARTHA J. EVANS; NO 14 “RALLS CO TIMES” APRIL 26, 1901 At Scottsville, Allen County, Kentucky, in June 1820, Mrs. Martha J. Evans, widow of...

The Ralls County Historical Society will be closed at noon and all
The Ralls County Historical Society will be closed at noon and all day Friday. We will be open from 1:00 pm till 5:00 pm on Saturday and from 10:00 am...

GEORGE CAMPBELL HAYS; NO 13 “RALLS CO TIMES” APRIL 19, 1901
GEORGE CAMPBELL HAYS; NO 13 “RALLS CO TIMES” APRIL 19, 1901 George C. Hays, the subject of this sketch is the last of the old settlers who came ...