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Historical Markers in Raytown, Missouri
Independence and Kansas City are both the county seat for Jackson County
Raytown is in Jackson County
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ADJACENT TO JACKSON COUNTY
Cass County (40) ►
Clay County (78) ►
Johnson County (19) ►
Lafayette County (56) ►
Ray County (13) ►
Johnson County, Kansas (105) ►
Wyandotte County, Kansas (104) ►
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1 ► Missouri, Jackson County, Raytown, Brooking Township — Richards Flying Field —  |
| Army Air Corps Reserve Field and first Kansas City, Mo., air terminal, 1922. First air mail flight, Chicago-Kansas City-Dallas, May 12, 1926. Named for Lt. John F. Richards II, first Kansas City air service death, Europe, World War I. Renamed Ong . . . — — Map (db m140273) HM | |||
| 2 ► Missouri, Jackson County, Raytown, Brooking Township — William Ray Blacksmith Shop — |
| was located at this point on the Santa Fe Trail, 1849-1851. It is generally believed that Raytown was named for William Ray. — — Map (db m69744) HM | |||
| 3 ► Missouri, Jackson County, Raytown, South Kansas City — 1844 Homestead — |
| 1844 homestead, Aunt Sophie's slave cabin, campsite on the Santa Fe Road, owned by Archibald Rice family 1836-1902 — — Map (db m140274) HM | |||
| 4 ► Missouri, Jackson County, Raytown, South Kansas City — The Barnes Enclosure — |
| This property was settled in 1836 by the Jesse Barnes Family. It was one of the first stops out of Independence on the Santa Fe, California and Oregon Trails. The travelers'diaries, letters and memoirs often make note of their overnight camping or . . . — — Map (db m140275) HM | |||