Diary of Caleb Cresson 1791 1792
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'2d Day^ nth. — 3^ Day. , 12th. — Usual engage- ments, but did not forget Meeting.
4. Th Day, i^th. — 5//; Day, i^th. — My hands, as well as head, much employed, besides a good deal of company.
6th Day, i^th. — By mercy we stand, if, having done all that is required, we do stand; therefore, not any merit in us, but free grace alone.
'Jth Day, 16th. — Many avocations occurred, but got through with some degree of satisfaction.
1st Day, i-jth. — Attended IVIeetings as usual.
2d Day, i^th. — 3^ Day..., igth. — These two days I was much taken up adjusting my little concerns and preparing for a journey with my dear wife and son Caleb to New York and Long Island.
/\. Th Day, 20th. — To-day we left Philadelphia about six in the evening, and after a pleasant run over Delaware, proceeded seven miles to Haddon- field.
At Haddon field I married my first wife, Sarah Hopkins, daughter of Ebenezer and Sarah Hopkins, with whom I lived about two years and four months, when she deceased of a nervous fever, after about two weeks illness, 9th month 12th, 1769, in the 2Tst year of her age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'2d Day^ nth. — 3^ Day. , 12th. — Usual engage- ments, but did not forget Meeting.
4. Th Day, i^th. — 5//; Day, i^th. — My hands, as well as head, much employed, besides a good deal of company.
6th Day, i^th. — By mercy we stand, if, having done all that is required, we do stand; therefore, not any merit in us, but free grace alone.
'Jth Day, 16th. — Many avocations occurred, but got through with some degree of satisfaction.
1st Day, i-jth. — Attended IVIeetings as usual.
2d Day, i^th. — 3^ Day..., igth. — These two days I was much taken up adjusting my little concerns and preparing for a journey with my dear wife and son Caleb to New York and Long Island.
/\. Th Day, 20th. — To-day we left Philadelphia about six in the evening, and after a pleasant run over Delaware, proceeded seven miles to Haddon- field.
At Haddon field I married my first wife, Sarah Hopkins, daughter of Ebenezer and Sarah Hopkins, with whom I lived about two years and four months, when she deceased of a nervous fever, after about two weeks illness, 9th month 12th, 1769, in the 2Tst year of her age.
What to read after Diary of Caleb Cresson 1791 1792?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb Cresson to read onlineMoreLess
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