Old Harmony Mission Site
Old Harmony Mission Site is a former settlement or camp in Bates County, Missouri, recorded by the USGS Geographic Names Information System.
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The site of a notable school and mission to the Osage Indians, established in 1821. The mission was sent out to Missouri by the United Foreign Missionary Society, representing the Presbyterian and Dutch Reformed Churches. A ‘mission family’, consisting of ten men, fifteen women, and sixteen children, enlisted from many different Eastern states, set out from New York City on March 7, reached Pittsburgh and started down the Ohio River on April 19, reached St. Louis June 5, and arrived in the Osage country for its first interview with the Indians on Aug. 2. After 15 years, the mission was abandoned. The name makes reference to the union of denominations in the establishment of the mission
Sources: USGS GNIS.
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