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Mary Ann (Duffety) Jenkins 1828

Mary Ann (Duffety) Jenkins was born in 1828 in England United Kingdom to Robert Duffety and Ann (Lott) Duffety, and has siblings Richard Duffety, Alfred Duffety, William Henry Duffety, Joseph Duffety, Martha Duffety, and Alfred Duffety.

Mary Ann (Duffety) Jenkins

1828

England, BS3, United Kingdom

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In 1828, in the year that Mary Ann (Duffety) Jenkins was born, on April 20th, French explorer René Caillié became the first non-Muslim to enter Timbuktu and to later return alive. He gave Europeans a first hand description of the city. He was awarded a prize of 10,000 francs for his trip - offered by the Société de Géographie.

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In 1830, on May 28th, the US Congress passed the Indian Removal Act. The Act authorized the President to negotiate with Native Americans in the southern region of the US, exchanging their ancestral lands for federal territory west of the Mississippi River. Tens of thousands of Native Americans were forced to move - and march - west.

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