Abraham Lincolns Visit to Evanston in 1860
Abraham Lincolns Visit to Evanston in 1860
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LUDLAM 's STORY Only a short time before his death in the fall of 1908, Major James D. Ludlam wrote his recollections of the visit, in a letter to Mr. Frank R. Grover, to whom he had promised to furnish the details for the records of the Evanston Historical Society. "In redeeming my promise to you, " he writes, "to furnish my recollections of Abraham Lincoln's visit to Evanston, I send the following, only reminding you that fifty years is a long time for one's memory to be exactly accurate. " H...e said he received an invitation from Mr. Julius White, "who lived, I think, in the house built by Mr. Judson over on what we then called the ridge. " He met there "some twenty or thirty friends, " some of whom he mentions by name: Mr. And Mrs. John L. Beveridge, Rev. Philo Judson, Harvey B. Hurd, Mr. And Mrs. N. P. Iglehart, Mr. And Mrs. John A. Pearsons, Mrs. Appleton, Miss Mattie Stewart and Miss Isabel Stewart. "Mr. Hurd led the conversation principally with the help of Mr. Beveridge at the start, but soon Mr.
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LUDLAM 's STORY Only a short time before his death in the fall of 1908, Major James D. Ludlam wrote his recollections of the visit, in a letter to Mr. Frank R. Grover, to whom he had promised to furnish the details for the records of the Evanston Historical Society. "In redeeming my promise to you, " he writes, "to furnish my recollections of Abraham Lincoln's visit to Evanston, I send the following, only reminding you that fifty years is a long time for one's memory to be exactly accurate. " H...e said he received an invitation from Mr. Julius White, "who lived, I think, in the house built by Mr. Judson over on what we then called the ridge. " He met there "some twenty or thirty friends, " some of whom he mentions by name: Mr. And Mrs. John L. Beveridge, Rev. Philo Judson, Harvey B. Hurd, Mr. And Mrs. N. P. Iglehart, Mr. And Mrs. John A. Pearsons, Mrs. Appleton, Miss Mattie Stewart and Miss Isabel Stewart. "Mr. Hurd led the conversation principally with the help of Mr. Beveridge at the start, but soon Mr.
What to read after Abraham Lincolns Visit to Evanston in 1860?
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