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Johann Floersch Story: “State vs. Floersch…Late Justice”
- Germany
- Settlers
- Killing
- Trial
- Prison
- Aftermath
- Civil War
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Michael Floersch, youngest son of Johann

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Johann Floersch Story: “State vs. Floersch…Late Justice”
- Germany
- Settlers
- Killing
- Trial
- Prison
- Aftermath
- Civil War
Missouri – Helpful Links and Historical Info
Floersch Family Site – See Reunion 2022!

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Johann Floersch Story: “State vs. Floersch…Late Justice”
- Germany
- Settlers
- Killing
- Trial
- Prison
- Aftermath
- Civil War
Missouri – Helpful Links and Historical Info
Floersch Family Site – See Reunion 2022!

Monthly Archives: August 1852

Floersch boys returned to Platte County JailPrisoners returned to Platte jail for safe keeping

Post published:August 19, 1852

Johann Floersch Story: “State vs. Floersch…Late Justice”
- Germany
- Settlers
- Killing
- Trial
- Prison
- Aftermath
- Civil War
Missouri – Helpful Links and Historical Info
Floersch Family Site – See Reunion 2022!

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