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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1872); St. Joseph & Denver City Railroad(later called St. Joseph & Western)(1872); Republican Valley Railroad (1878) (a branch of the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad); Union Pacific Railroad (1879). (See Pierce County) Researching this county (See also Cheyenne County, parent of Banner [1888]) (see Custer County, parent of Blaine [1885]) Omaha, Niobrara & Black Hills Railroad (1880) Researching this county (See also Holt County - parent of Boyd [1891]) The FE&MV RR reached Neligh in 1880 and Long Pine in October 1881. The Union Pacific Railroad (1866); Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1872). Omaha & North-Western (1876)(later became part of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad). Omaha & Republican Valley Railroad (1877) (A branch of the Union Pacific); Lincoln & Northwestern Railroad Company (1880); Burlington & Missouri Railroad (1880). Burlington & Missouri (1870); Missouri Pacific (1881) Researching this county Researching this county Sioux City & Pacific RR (1880), (a fledgling of the Fremont Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad) was purchased by Chicago & North Western(1881) UPRR (1867) Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1871); St. Joseph & Denver City Railroad (1872)(later changed name to St. Joseph & Western), UPRR (before 1890), F.E.&M.V.R.R. (before 1890). Union Pacific (1867) Sioux City & Pacific Railroad (1870) B.&M.R.R. (before 1890). Covington, Columbus & Black Hills Railroad (1876) (narrow gauge railroad); Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad (1880) (they purchased the Covington, Columbus & Black Hills Railroad, and changed it to a standard gauge). G.I.&W.C.R.R., F.E.&M.V.R.R., B.&M.R.R. (all before 1890). Union Pacific Railroad (1866) (See also Cheyenne County, parent of Deuel [1888]) Covington, Columbus & Black Hills Railroad (1876), Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railraod (before 1890). Researching this county Burlington & Missouri River Valley Railroad (CB&Q), Chicago, Minneapolis & St. Paul, C&N, CRI&P, CSPM&O, Fremont Elkhorn & Missouri, Milwaukee & St. Paul, M&O, Union Pacific Railroad (1865), Wabash & Western (before 1890), Possibly Nebraska Central. Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1882) Burlington & Missouri River (before 1880) Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1879) Researching this county Union Pacific Railroad (1880), Burlington & Missouri RR (before 1890) Omaha & Southwestern (1871)(sold to Burlington & Missouri in 1872); Atchison & Nebraska (1872); Union Pacific (after 1880) (See also Deuel County, parent of Garden County [1909]) (See also Wheeler County, parent of Garfield [1884]) Researching this county Researching this county (See also Boone County, parent of Greeley [1871]) Union Pacific Railroad (1867) (In 1880, the U.P. built their repair shops in Grand Island. They have operated continuously to this day, and it is now the largest railroad yard in the world); St. Joe & Western (before 1880) St. Paul & Loup Valley (before 1880) (both of these latter railroads were subsidiaries of the U.P.). Republican Valley Railroad (1879) (a branch of the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad). Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (before 1880) Researching this county Burlington and Missouri River Railroad (1881) Sioux City & Pacific Railroad (1881) Researching this county Omaha & Republican Valley Railroad (1880) St. Joe & Denver City, later called St. Joe & Western (owned by the Union Pacific) (1872); Burlington & Missouri (Republican River Branch) (1881); Rock Island Line (before 1894). Atchison & Nebraska Railroad (1872) (bought by the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad in 1880). Union Pacific Railroad (1866), Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (before 1890) UPRR (1866) (See also Holt County, parent of Keya Paha [1884]) (See also Cheyenne County, parent of Kimball [1888]) Researching this county Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1870); Union Pacific(after 1870); Midland Pacific (1871); Nebraska Railway (before 1880); Atchison & Nebraska Railroad (before 1880); Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (before 1880) Union Pacific Railroad (1866) (See also Custer, parent county of Logan [1885]) Researching this county The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad (S. C. & P. R. R.) (1879); The Omaha, Niobrara & Black Hills Railroad (1880); St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad (1882). (See also Lincoln & Keith Counties, parents of McPherosn [1887]) Nebraska Railway (before 1880); Union Pacific Railroad (1866) (See also Cheyenne County, parent of Morril [1908]) Union Pacific (1879); Burlington & Missouri (after 1881) Midland Pacific Railway (1874) (later known as the Nebraska Railway); Missouri Pacific (1881) The St. Joe & Western Railroad (1872); Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (Republican River Branch) (1881). Burlington & Missouri Railroad (1869); Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Railroad (1870); Midland Pacific Railway Company (later known as the Nebraska Railway Company) (1871). Atchison & Nebraska Railroad (1871); Burlington & Missouri (1882); Republican Valley Railroad (1882) Researching this county Union Pacific Railroad (1866) Sioux City & Pacific Railroad Company (1880), later became CNW Union Pacific (1866); Burlington and Missouri Railroad (1880) (Atchison & Nebraska Branch); Lincoln & Northwestern Railroad (before 1880); Omaha, Niobrara & Black Hills Railroad (1881) Omaha & Republican Valley Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad (c. 1871) Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1880) Missouri Pacific (1881). Researching this county Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (before 1880); Union Pacific (before 1880). Burlinjgton & Missouri River Valley Railroad (before 1890), Union Pacific Railroad (before 1890), Missouri Pacific (before 1890). Burlington & Missouri River Valley Railroad (before 1890), Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad (before 1890), Union Pacific RR (1867). Researching this county The Midland Pacific later sold to the Burlington & Missouri River Valley Railroad (before 1872) Researching this county
Burlington & Missouri River Valley Railroad (Before 1891) St. Joe & Western (1872); Republican River Branch of the Baltimore & Missouri Railway (before 1880). Researching this county Researching this county Researching this county. Sioux City & Pacific Railroad (1869)
The Burlington & Missouri River Railroad (1879)
Researching this county. The Midland Pacific Later became the Burlington & Missouri River Valley Railroad (before 1889) Return to the Nebraska Railroad Main Page Return to the NEGenWeb Resource Center Return to NEGenWeb Main Page |