Biographical Sketches of the Samuel Olin Family
Biographical Sketches of the Samuel Olin Family
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Samuel Olin was among the first to call together the pioneers or early settlers of his neighborhood for the purpose of forming an organization. From a small company at first, this organization has grown until a large County Pioneer Association has been formed.
Near the old homestead is located Evergreen Cemetery, which with his own hands he helped to lay out, beautify, and "fit", as he expressed it, for his "home". He died November 22, 1874 and took possession of that "home" in the cemetery whe...re his last wife in a few years more joined him.
Mercy Seymour, born Dec. 11, 1806 in Greenfield, Saratoga County, N. Y. , was married to Samuel Olin Jan. 16, 1832 in Castile, N. Y. Her father, Ebenezer Seymour, moved into Castile, Genesee County, as it was then, when the coutry was still a "howling wilderness. " He came with an ox team over roads that were marked by "blazed trees. " He left his wife and two children, Mercy being the eldest, at Richmond, Livingstone Co. , tvhile he proceeded to build a log cabin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Samuel Olin was among the first to call together the pioneers or early settlers of his neighborhood for the purpose of forming an organization. From a small company at first, this organization has grown until a large County Pioneer Association has been formed.
Near the old homestead is located Evergreen Cemetery, which with his own hands he helped to lay out, beautify, and "fit", as he expressed it, for his "home". He died November 22, 1874 and took possession of that "home" in the cemetery whe...re his last wife in a few years more joined him.
Mercy Seymour, born Dec. 11, 1806 in Greenfield, Saratoga County, N. Y. , was married to Samuel Olin Jan. 16, 1832 in Castile, N. Y. Her father, Ebenezer Seymour, moved into Castile, Genesee County, as it was then, when the coutry was still a "howling wilderness. " He came with an ox team over roads that were marked by "blazed trees. " He left his wife and two children, Mercy being the eldest, at Richmond, Livingstone Co. , tvhile he proceeded to build a log cabin.
What to read after Biographical Sketches of the Samuel Olin Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oran Lee Raber to read onlineMoreLess
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