Descendants of Rufus And Pamela Throop Thayer With Some Little Account of the
Descendants of Rufus And Pamela Throop Thayer With Some Little Account of the
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The visit which she refers to in her letter was made in 1S33.
THAYER MEMORIAL. 49 At that time uncle George Throop was living at Willsborough, Essex County, this State, on Lake Champlain. He had three sons — two married, the youngest a boy in school ; three daughters — one married a Mr. Macomber living at Keeseville, a few miles north of Willsborough, two unmarried daughters, Lucia, and Caroline, the writer of the enclosed letter, then fifteen years old.
His oldest son George living at Clintonv...ille, Clinton County, a merchant, aunt Polly Church, mother's sister, living with him. George married her oldest daughter. He had held the office of sheriff of his county about three years before my visit. Uncle George was living with his second wife ; aunt Polly had some years before lost her husband. A younger daughter, Elizabeth Church, also lived in their family.
When you have read cousin Caroline's letter I think you will feel well posted as to the Throop family up to date.
The family appeared well, and I corresponded with cousin Caroline for some time after my visit, but tliirty years had elapsed since hearing from her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The visit which she refers to in her letter was made in 1S33.
THAYER MEMORIAL. 49 At that time uncle George Throop was living at Willsborough, Essex County, this State, on Lake Champlain. He had three sons — two married, the youngest a boy in school ; three daughters — one married a Mr. Macomber living at Keeseville, a few miles north of Willsborough, two unmarried daughters, Lucia, and Caroline, the writer of the enclosed letter, then fifteen years old.
His oldest son George living at Clintonv...ille, Clinton County, a merchant, aunt Polly Church, mother's sister, living with him. George married her oldest daughter. He had held the office of sheriff of his county about three years before my visit. Uncle George was living with his second wife ; aunt Polly had some years before lost her husband. A younger daughter, Elizabeth Church, also lived in their family.
When you have read cousin Caroline's letter I think you will feel well posted as to the Throop family up to date.
The family appeared well, and I corresponded with cousin Caroline for some time after my visit, but tliirty years had elapsed since hearing from her.
What to read after Descendants of Rufus And Pamela Throop Thayer With Some Little Account of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence E 1n Peirce to read onlineMoreLess
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