A History of Texas And Texans volume 4
A History of Texas And Texans volume 4
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Davis was born in Edgefield district. South Carolina, in 1808, and was a scion of a sterling colonial family. He was a man of inflexible integrity and had enlarged his mental ken through effective reading and other self-discipline which supplemented the meager educational advantages of his youth. His entire active career was one of close identification with agricultural pursuits, though he never conducted his plantation operations on an extensive scale. He was a son of John and Esther (Little) ...Davis, and their children were: James L. , Adam, Moses, Bettie (Mrs. Daniel Smith), Elliott (Mrs. James Perdue), Nar- cissa, and Melissa, twins, the former becoming the wife of a man named Skaines and the latter the wife of George V. Thaggard; and Andrew, Jack, Robert, and Caroline, the last becoming the wife of Peter Roach.
The wife of James L. Davis was a daughter of John Patton, a planter and slaveholder of South Carolina, and concerning their children the following record is perpetuated : Jane, who became the wife of S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Davis was born in Edgefield district. South Carolina, in 1808, and was a scion of a sterling colonial family. He was a man of inflexible integrity and had enlarged his mental ken through effective reading and other self-discipline which supplemented the meager educational advantages of his youth. His entire active career was one of close identification with agricultural pursuits, though he never conducted his plantation operations on an extensive scale. He was a son of John and Esther (Little) ...Davis, and their children were: James L. , Adam, Moses, Bettie (Mrs. Daniel Smith), Elliott (Mrs. James Perdue), Nar- cissa, and Melissa, twins, the former becoming the wife of a man named Skaines and the latter the wife of George V. Thaggard; and Andrew, Jack, Robert, and Caroline, the last becoming the wife of Peter Roach.
The wife of James L. Davis was a daughter of John Patton, a planter and slaveholder of South Carolina, and concerning their children the following record is perpetuated : Jane, who became the wife of S.
What to read after A History of Texas And Texans volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis White Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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