has anyone ever heard of kennett missouri?

Answer 1

no and im from st. louis

Answer 2

Kennett is a city in Dunklin County, Missouri, USA. The population was 11,260 at the 2000 census. It is the county seat of Dunklin County. The Kennett Micropolitan Statistical Area consists of Dunklin County.

Famous People Born Here
Sheryl Crow pop singer
Trent Tomlinson country singer
Sally Stapleton Pulitzer-winning photojournalist
Fred Lasswell Cartoonist, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith
WH Major Ray the "real" Buster Brown Shoe Company character and his dog, Tige

Answer 3

Yes,
Southeast Lowland Region of Missouri on a Delaware and Shawnee Indian Village site, Kennett was laid out as the seat of Dunklin County, 1846. The town was first called Chilletecaux for a Delaware Indian living here at the time. Later it was known as Butler. In 1851 it was renamed Kennett for the mayor of St. Louis, L.M. Kennett. The county name honors Gov. Daniel Dunklin.

Kennett is the seat of the first "Bootheel" county formed after Missouri was made a state. The extreme southeast counties of Dunklin (1845) and (1851), with a section of New Madrid (1812), are said to be part of Missouri through efforts of J. Hardeman Walker, pioneer planter in Pemiscot County. Kennett is 100 miles north of Memphis, Tennessee, and 200 miles south of St. Louis, Missouri.

Kennett grew as trade and legal center as Dunklin County developed into a noted cotton, soybean and livestock farming area. When organized in 1845, Dunklin County was an isolated region of forest, overflowed land, and swamp, bearing the marks of the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-12. First settlers, hunters and trappers were followed by others who came to harvest the forest.

Effective land reclamation began in 1893 when the state provided for organization of county drainage districts and levees on the St. Francis River. Dunklin County is in the Little River Drainage District, one of the largest drainage systems in the US, organized in 1905. Drainage districts include some 300,000 of Dunklin's 347,524 acres.

In the civil war the country was known as the "Independent State of Dunklin" after adoption of a resolution in 1862 that Dunklin would secede from the Union. Union troops were in Kennett briefly, 1863, and guerilla raiders roamed the area constantly. Recovery began with the coming of the Little River Valley and Ark. R.R. (Cotton Belt) to Kennett, 1890. Reclamation begun in 1890's brought a population increase from 21,706 in 1900 to 45,329 in 1950.

Here in Dunklin County on the St. Francis River the 230-foot altitude is the lowest elevation in Missouri. Eight copper eagle-embossed Indian Ceremonial plates, now a part of the Wulfing Collection at Washington University in St. Louis, were found to the North in 1906.

Answer 4

Raymore is a city in Cass County, Missouri, united states of america. With a inhabitants of 11,146 on the 2000 census growing to be to an estimated sixteen,000 in 2007, Raymore is the between the quickest growing to be cities interior the state of Missouri. this is a suburb of decision for many those that make the daily visit and fro to Metropolitan Kansas city. the present mayor is Juan Alonzo. The Raymore city hall is placed basically south of fifty 8 highway. Raymore is placed at eccbc87e4b5ce2fe28308fd9f2a7baf38°40 8?15?N, ninety 4°27?40 two?W (eccbc87e4b5ce2fe28308fd9f2a7baf38.804182, -ninety 4.461798)[3]. in accordance to the USA Census Bureau, the city has an entire element of 17.a million sq. miles (40 4.3 km²), of which, 17.0 sq. miles (40 4.0 km²) of this is land and 0.a million sq. miles (0.3 km²) of it (0.sixty 4%) is water.

Answer 5

Is that a picture of a man or a masculine woman

Answer 6

Not me. Sounds like a real metropolis.

Answer 7

That's FUNNY, I just heard about that place only yesterday!

Answer 8

No, is that where you live??

Answer 9

nope.

Answer 10

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