Kanesville

E3838

former city historic settlement

Kanesville was the mid-19th-century Mormon settlement that later became the city of Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	former city → historic settlement →
alsoKnownAs	Miller’s Hollow →
associatedWithGroup	Latter-day Saints →
associatedWithReligion	The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints →
category	Mormon historic site → former populated place in Iowa →
country	United States →
currentStatus	absorbed into Council Bluffs → no longer an independent municipality →
functionedAs	Mormon outfitting point → Mormon way station →
hadPopulationType	predominantly Latter-day Saint settlers →
hasHeritage	LDS pioneer history →
hasSignificance	key stop on westward expansion routes →
historicalRole	major Mormon migration hub →
isNow	Council Bluffs, Iowa →
laterBecame	Council Bluffs, Iowa →
locatedIn	Iowa → Pottawattamie County, Iowa → United States →
locatedNear	Omaha, Nebraska (across the Missouri River) →
locatedOn	Missouri River →
namedAfter	Thomas L. Kane →
partOf	Mormon Trail →
precededBy	Miller’s Hollow →
primaryUse	staging area for Mormon migration to Utah →
region	Midwestern United States →
timePeriod	mid-19th century →
usedFor	winter quarters for Mormon pioneers →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Council Bluffs → Council Bluffs, Iowa →	foundedAs
Miller’s Hollow →	followedBy
Council Bluffs, Iowa →	formerName
Miller’s Hollow →	formerNameOf
Miller’s Hollow ("Kanesville was adopted as the settlement name") →	usedAsNameUntil