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Rives County was formed from the southern section of Lafayette County in 1834. Rives was renamed in 1841 to Henry County.

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Extinct Counties	Allen · Arkansas · Ashley · Dodge · Hempstead · Kinderhook · Lillard · Niangua · Rives · Van Buren

Major Repositories	Missouri Historical Society Library · State Historical Society of Missouri · Missouri State Archives · Mercantile Library · Mid-Continent Public Library · St. Louis County Library · Wilson Creek National Battlefield Park · National Archives Central Plains Region (Kansas City) · National Personnel Records Center (St. Louis) · Newberry Library

Migration Routes	Mississippi River · Missouri River · Butterfield Overland Mail · California Trail · Chicago-Kaskaskia Road · Buffalo Trace · Mississippi and Tennessee River Trail · Mormon Trail · Nashville-Saline River Trail · National Road (or Cumberland Road) · Oregon Trail · Santa Fe Trail · Atlantic and Pacific Railroad · Santa Fe Railway · Texas and Pacific Railway

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