A Catalogue With Descriptive Notices of the Portraits Busts Etc Belonging
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, on June I 9> J 757> an d entered Yale in 1773. In January of his Senior year he was commissioned as a lieutenant in a Con- 96 Yale University necticut regiment, and he remained in the service continu- ously until November, 1778, though receiving his degree in 1777. He was present at Burgoyne's surrender, and was appointed by General Gates to escort the captive General to Boston. In Trumbull's painting of the surrender he is represented on his black charger in the foreground.
He afterwards bec...ame a lawyer in Hartford, and died there on May 16, 1811, in his 54th year.
Trumbull painted his miniature in 1792 ; it is copied in the Memorial History of Hartford County, volume i .
JOSEPH E. SHEFFIELD Joseph Earl Sheffield was born in Southport, then a part ofFairfield, Conn. , on June 19, 1793. Beginning his busi- ness career as a clerk in Newbern, North Carolina, at the age of fourteen, before he was twenty-one he was admitted to partnership in the house in which he was employed. In 1816 he settled in Mobile, Alabama, and after a lucrative career there he removed to New Haven in 1835, on account of his wife's health and to secure an education for his chil- dren in a non-slaveholding community.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, on June I 9> J 757> an d entered Yale in 1773. In January of his Senior year he was commissioned as a lieutenant in a Con- 96 Yale University necticut regiment, and he remained in the service continu- ously until November, 1778, though receiving his degree in 1777. He was present at Burgoyne's surrender, and was appointed by General Gates to escort the captive General to Boston. In Trumbull's painting of the surrender he is represented on his black charger in the foreground.
He afterwards bec...ame a lawyer in Hartford, and died there on May 16, 1811, in his 54th year.
Trumbull painted his miniature in 1792 ; it is copied in the Memorial History of Hartford County, volume i .
JOSEPH E. SHEFFIELD Joseph Earl Sheffield was born in Southport, then a part ofFairfield, Conn. , on June 19, 1793. Beginning his busi- ness career as a clerk in Newbern, North Carolina, at the age of fourteen, before he was twenty-one he was admitted to partnership in the house in which he was employed. In 1816 he settled in Mobile, Alabama, and after a lucrative career there he removed to New Haven in 1835, on account of his wife's health and to secure an education for his chil- dren in a non-slaveholding community.
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