A Genealogy And Brief History of the Haverfield Family of the United States One
A Genealogy And Brief History of the Haverfield Family of the United States One
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(Charles A. Hanna's Historical Collections of Harrison County in the State of Ohio. ) There is some confusion in these statements. Both of these companies were under the general command of General Harrison. He was honorably discharged at the expiration of his term of service. And in 1817, having paid for his quarter section of land ($200) he received a land patent for his land from President James Monroe.
He married Catherine Love about 1817 or 1818 in Wheeling township, Belmont county, Ohio, w...ho was born in 1787 in County Tyrone, Ireland. She was a lass of four years of age when she came across the sea and the sixth child of George Love and his wife, Isabelle (Smith), who immigrated to America in 1791, and settled in Wash- ington county, Penn. , and later in 1800 moved to Belmont county, Ohio.
They built their log cabin and proceeded to hew out and develop a farm from the wilderness, enduring the difficulties and privations of pioneer life while wolves and deer abounded.
Having secured his land, with that characteristic readiness to aid others prominent among the early set- tlers, he proceeded to aid his brother, Nathan, to secure a place for himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Charles A. Hanna's Historical Collections of Harrison County in the State of Ohio. ) There is some confusion in these statements. Both of these companies were under the general command of General Harrison. He was honorably discharged at the expiration of his term of service. And in 1817, having paid for his quarter section of land ($200) he received a land patent for his land from President James Monroe.
He married Catherine Love about 1817 or 1818 in Wheeling township, Belmont county, Ohio, w...ho was born in 1787 in County Tyrone, Ireland. She was a lass of four years of age when she came across the sea and the sixth child of George Love and his wife, Isabelle (Smith), who immigrated to America in 1791, and settled in Wash- ington county, Penn. , and later in 1800 moved to Belmont county, Ohio.
They built their log cabin and proceeded to hew out and develop a farm from the wilderness, enduring the difficulties and privations of pioneer life while wolves and deer abounded.
Having secured his land, with that characteristic readiness to aid others prominent among the early set- tlers, he proceeded to aid his brother, Nathan, to secure a place for himself.
What to read after A Genealogy And Brief History of the Haverfield Family of the United States One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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