
Honoring the first, second, and third homesteaders in Gage County. The first being Daniel Freeman, both first at Brownville, Nebraska and first in the nation. Second in line after Mr. Freeman in Brownville was Samuel Kilpatrick whose son's laid the railroad line from Marysville, KS to Beatrice. Mary Meyer came in after Mr. Kilpatrick in Brownville to become the third homesteader in Gage County and first woman in the nation. All three settled in the Blakely Township. Their descendants will be present at this dinner and program.
Special Guests for the program are Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. Who in 1862, passed the Homestead Act. Without whom these three would not have settled in Gage County. The Lincoln’s will perform “The story of our lives from when and where we were born all the way to Ford's Theater Good Friday April 14th, 1865."
Date and Time
Tuesday Mar 28, 2023
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM CDT
March 28, 2023
Dinner at 6:00pm
Dessert and Program at 6:30pm
Location
Classics
1301 Oak St.
Fees/Admission
Daniel Freeman Sponsorship is $300 Includes a table for 8, personalized table setting, and name on program. Samuel Kilpatrick Sponsorship is $250 Includes 4 tickets to the event and name on program. Mary Meyer Sponsorship is $100 Includes 2 tickets to the event and name on program. GCHS Member Individual tickets $25 Non-Member Individual tickets $35 GCHS Couple tickets $50 Non-Member Couple tickets $70
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Contact Information
Cassandra Dean Executive Director
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