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NOTE:  Wyoming was a Territory in 1868 and then the 44th State in 1890.      We find in our research that before 1800, only a few fur traders and explorers were in the Wyoming region.  Fort Laramie was the first settlement after the Overland Trail was opened by the American and Rocky Mountain Fur Companies, in 1834.  The second was Fort Bridger in 1842.  Wyoming was included in Dakota Territory, when it was established in 1861.  Laramie County was organized in 1867 and included all the present state of Wyoming.  After the Union  Pacific Railroad was built the towns of Laramie, Cheyenne, Rawlins, Rock Springs, Green River and Evanston were created.   The capital is located in Cheyenne, WY.
Our Goal:  Digging for our TOTTY Roots and finding all the leaves to our TOTTY Tree.
 
 

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