The Homes of Our Ancestors in Stonington Conn
The Homes of Our Ancestors in Stonington Conn
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" Mr. Avery had a most benevolent heart, and having no children of liis own till late in life, he had helped and cared for his EBENEZER WILLIAMS HOUSE.
nieces and nephews and many others, as he was one of a large family of children, and had four brothers in the Revolutionary war, one of whom died, and two others were fearfully wounded at Fort Griswold. At one time a private school was kept in the upper part of the house, lie also Imilt a grist mill west of his house, on Sicanemus brook, which w...as afterward sold to the First Mystic Manufacturing Co. , chartered in 1814. The num- ber of beautiful and romantic drives and walks about this place and the nearby village, make it the natural rendezvous for artists and lovers of nature, of which there are so many that OLD HOMES IN STONINGTON.
73 every year finds the houses which will accommodate guests, full to overflowing. This place is now owned by the grandsons of Mr. Avery, INIr. Stephen and Everett Brown.
A short distance above here, stands the little whitewashed house, which was at one time used as the farm-house for the Stephen Avery place, but long before that time it was the home of a A¥illiams family, perhaps the very first who came to Stou- ington from Roxbury, Mass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Avery had a most benevolent heart, and having no children of liis own till late in life, he had helped and cared for his EBENEZER WILLIAMS HOUSE.
nieces and nephews and many others, as he was one of a large family of children, and had four brothers in the Revolutionary war, one of whom died, and two others were fearfully wounded at Fort Griswold. At one time a private school was kept in the upper part of the house, lie also Imilt a grist mill west of his house, on Sicanemus brook, which w...as afterward sold to the First Mystic Manufacturing Co. , chartered in 1814. The num- ber of beautiful and romantic drives and walks about this place and the nearby village, make it the natural rendezvous for artists and lovers of nature, of which there are so many that OLD HOMES IN STONINGTON.
73 every year finds the houses which will accommodate guests, full to overflowing. This place is now owned by the grandsons of Mr. Avery, INIr. Stephen and Everett Brown.
A short distance above here, stands the little whitewashed house, which was at one time used as the farm-house for the Stephen Avery place, but long before that time it was the home of a A¥illiams family, perhaps the very first who came to Stou- ington from Roxbury, Mass.
What to read after The Homes of Our Ancestors in Stonington Conn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Denison Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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