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Col John Reese (1808-1888) - Find a Grave Memorial Colonel Reese was the first settler of Nevada 1852; built the first toll bridge in Nevada over the Carson River; one of the first merchants in Utah; Uncle of James Madison Monroe; tutor for Joseph Smith's
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