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Size | 1 item. |
Abstract | The collection is an autobiography written by Otto Kochtitsky at the age of 76, describing his life in Missouri and Mississippi, including such topics as the earthquake of 1811 and its effect on the land, early railroads, land reclamation, real estate ventures, living conditions, family and personal affairs, and Siamese twins. |
Creator | Kochtitsky, Otto, b. 1855. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Otto Kochtitsky (born 1855) was a resident of Missouri and Mississippi.
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