A History of the Mfarren Family
A History of the Mfarren Family
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And thus the family circle was extended from Mill Creek to Raccoon, with Isabella at Frankfort Springs, and Nancy Ayers at Burgettstown, whilp Cross Roads was the . Centre. And thus for the next six years the families * .. Continued to live and enjoy the society of each other. They wei*e not a slow, considerate, judgmatical people; but bright and lively, and during those years when all were yet living, and no changes, . Except the occasional marriage of a son or daughter, there was a great deal... of social friendship between them, and no crowd could be dull and lifeless where James or Polly were present The girls thought notliing of a ten ruile's ride on horse back ; were mostly good horsewomen and some of them rather expert riders. But in winter when there fell deep snows, such sled loads of romping girls and boys, as went sleighing to Raccoon and Frankfort, with their fUn and frolic was enough to drive dull care distracted* .^^a^ . ■• -. J • " .
i I CHAPTER IIL MARRIAGE AND DEATH OF JANE R0B1N80N-DEATH OP AUNT POL- LY-DEATH OF PEGOY-MARRIAOE OF POLLY— DEATH OF WIL- LIAM JUN^DEATH OF NANCY AYER8 AND THE FATHEB~PEB- UON AND CHARACTER OF WILLIAM McFARREN.
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And thus the family circle was extended from Mill Creek to Raccoon, with Isabella at Frankfort Springs, and Nancy Ayers at Burgettstown, whilp Cross Roads was the . Centre. And thus for the next six years the families * .. Continued to live and enjoy the society of each other. They wei*e not a slow, considerate, judgmatical people; but bright and lively, and during those years when all were yet living, and no changes, . Except the occasional marriage of a son or daughter, there was a great deal... of social friendship between them, and no crowd could be dull and lifeless where James or Polly were present The girls thought notliing of a ten ruile's ride on horse back ; were mostly good horsewomen and some of them rather expert riders. But in winter when there fell deep snows, such sled loads of romping girls and boys, as went sleighing to Raccoon and Frankfort, with their fUn and frolic was enough to drive dull care distracted* .^^a^ . ■• -. J • " .
i I CHAPTER IIL MARRIAGE AND DEATH OF JANE R0B1N80N-DEATH OP AUNT POL- LY-DEATH OF PEGOY-MARRIAOE OF POLLY— DEATH OF WIL- LIAM JUN^DEATH OF NANCY AYER8 AND THE FATHEB~PEB- UON AND CHARACTER OF WILLIAM McFARREN.
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