A Sketch of Old Utica
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Miller's Reminiscences President Bacon said Hon. Rutger B. Miller had prepared a few interesting reminiscences. That gentleman was absent from the city, but his re- sponse to the committee's invitation would be read by his and everybody's friend, John F. Seymour.
Mr. Seymour said it was about a year ago since steps were commenced towards arranging for the transfer of the remains of the revolutionary heroes.
Permission was not obtained until too late for last year. An unfortunate accident had pr...evented him from taking a very active part in the work, and the chief labor had devolved upon Dr. Bagg, to whom great credit was due. Among the letters received were the following, which he read: Elmwood, Boonville, June 14, 1875.
J. F. Seymour, Dr. M. M. Bagg, Committee.
Gentlemen: I hasten to comply with your polite attention, requesting me to furnish familiar details within my recollection, relative to the social life of Colonel Benjamin Walker and Dr. John Cochran, whose remains are to be removed from the old burying ground, in the city of Utica, to Forest Hill Cemetery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miller's Reminiscences President Bacon said Hon. Rutger B. Miller had prepared a few interesting reminiscences. That gentleman was absent from the city, but his re- sponse to the committee's invitation would be read by his and everybody's friend, John F. Seymour.
Mr. Seymour said it was about a year ago since steps were commenced towards arranging for the transfer of the remains of the revolutionary heroes.
Permission was not obtained until too late for last year. An unfortunate accident had pr...evented him from taking a very active part in the work, and the chief labor had devolved upon Dr. Bagg, to whom great credit was due. Among the letters received were the following, which he read: Elmwood, Boonville, June 14, 1875.
J. F. Seymour, Dr. M. M. Bagg, Committee.
Gentlemen: I hasten to comply with your polite attention, requesting me to furnish familiar details within my recollection, relative to the social life of Colonel Benjamin Walker and Dr. John Cochran, whose remains are to be removed from the old burying ground, in the city of Utica, to Forest Hill Cemetery.
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