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Benjamin Hampton Freight Train

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Ebenezer Farnes reminiscences, circa 1910

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Benjamin Hampton Freight Train

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Formed in Unknown

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Occurred Circa 1862

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Benjamin Hampton, Jr. Appointed as Company Captain

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Started Circa 1862

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Ebenezer Farnes reminiscences, circa 1910

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Ended Circa 1862

Ended in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States

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Occurred Circa 1862