A Heritage Reborn
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His bedsteads, made at the mill, sold for five dollars and rocking chairs brought two and a half dollars.
From his own resources he also sold bacon, beef, pork, butter and potatoes. During the Civil War the men of the county provided for the families of volunteers. Entries in the mill book show that Mos- grove furnished flour, butter, meal and potatoes and other staples worth some $86. The mill also carried a supply of quinine, tobacco, sugar, boots and stovepipe. After the entire mill burned i...n 1859, Mos- grove restored only the sawmill. Debit accounts show he gave his workmen cash to buy their supply of sugar, tobacco and coffee at Riser's Grocery in Monticello.
15 16 Mosgrove gave the acre for Slabtown School in 1866. The United Brethren Church services were held in this log school house. The little building provided quite a contrast for Mosgrove. He had been a mem- ber at the Episcopal Cathedral in Louisville, Ky. His parents had given land to the Episcopal Church in Kittanning, Pa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His bedsteads, made at the mill, sold for five dollars and rocking chairs brought two and a half dollars.
From his own resources he also sold bacon, beef, pork, butter and potatoes. During the Civil War the men of the county provided for the families of volunteers. Entries in the mill book show that Mos- grove furnished flour, butter, meal and potatoes and other staples worth some $86. The mill also carried a supply of quinine, tobacco, sugar, boots and stovepipe. After the entire mill burned i...n 1859, Mos- grove restored only the sawmill. Debit accounts show he gave his workmen cash to buy their supply of sugar, tobacco and coffee at Riser's Grocery in Monticello.
15 16 Mosgrove gave the acre for Slabtown School in 1866. The United Brethren Church services were held in this log school house. The little building provided quite a contrast for Mosgrove. He had been a mem- ber at the Episcopal Cathedral in Louisville, Ky. His parents had given land to the Episcopal Church in Kittanning, Pa.
What to read after A Heritage Reborn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larry West to read onlineMoreLess
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