Dover History
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I never found it. Two years ago when I was at Miss Rose's I walked to the rock. It has been half buried under the dirt by the cutting through of a street. The shade around it used to be very dense. The sunlight scarcely ever touched it.
From " A History of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Canfield, " with a Genealogy of their Descendants in New Jersey, Compiled by Frederick A. Canfield, Dover, N. J. , 1897: Israel Canfield, the son of Abraham and Sarah (Sealy) Canfield, was bom July 3d, 1759, pro...bably at New Vernon, N. J. He died August 27, 1841, in Morristown, N. J. He married Rachel Ogden Wetmore in 1803.
He was a private in the New Jersey State Troops during the War of Independence. As a member of Captain Thomas Kinney's Company he, at the age of 17, was one of the guards that escorted Gov. William Franklin, under arrest, to Wethersfield, Conn.
He was an active business man and owned large tracts of mineral and timber lands in Morris and Sussex Counties, New Jersey. In 1791 he subscribed 25 pounds for Morris Academy stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never found it. Two years ago when I was at Miss Rose's I walked to the rock. It has been half buried under the dirt by the cutting through of a street. The shade around it used to be very dense. The sunlight scarcely ever touched it.
From " A History of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Canfield, " with a Genealogy of their Descendants in New Jersey, Compiled by Frederick A. Canfield, Dover, N. J. , 1897: Israel Canfield, the son of Abraham and Sarah (Sealy) Canfield, was bom July 3d, 1759, pro...bably at New Vernon, N. J. He died August 27, 1841, in Morristown, N. J. He married Rachel Ogden Wetmore in 1803.
He was a private in the New Jersey State Troops during the War of Independence. As a member of Captain Thomas Kinney's Company he, at the age of 17, was one of the guards that escorted Gov. William Franklin, under arrest, to Wethersfield, Conn.
He was an active business man and owned large tracts of mineral and timber lands in Morris and Sussex Counties, New Jersey. In 1791 he subscribed 25 pounds for Morris Academy stock.
What to read after Dover History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Davis Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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