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brought to you by Glades County Coordinator Laura Lee Scott Updated June 7, 2010 This page copyrighted by Laura Lee Scott 2010 |
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Glades County GenWeb Project |
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It was formed from Desoto County. It was named for the Florida Everglades. |
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The town of Moore Haven on the south side of Lake Okeechobee was completely flooded by lake surge from the hurricane. Hundreds of people in Moore Haven alone were killed by this surge, which left behind floodwaters in the town for weeks afterward. |
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A Guide to the Southern-Most State by Federal Writers' Project 1956 |
P.O. Box 10, Moore Haven 33471-0100 |
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Tampa Bay Magazine Jan-Feb 1991 |
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by United States, Charles Joseph Kappler 1904 |
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by Andrew Welch 1841 |
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Brighton
Seminole Indian Reservation Cemetery
Ortona
Cemetery (Grave site owners)
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brought to you by Glades County Coordinator Laura Lee Scott Updated June 7, 2010 This page copyrighted by Laura Lee Scott 2010 |