Family Chronicles Sec.1
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William Clarke, nephew of John Ross, then a boy of 13, signed the certificate under his father's signature.
Robert Clarke was married to John Ross's sister, Mary Ross.
Eighteen years later the two families became doubly connected by the marriage of William Clarke with Mary Ann Blecklv, Caroline Ross's neice.
Sarah Blecklv was present, and this is probably one of the two occasions upon which she journeyed outside her own M.M. after she became blind. William Blecklv, the eldest brother, and Cousi...n James Blecklv were also there. Robert, Margaret and " Amey " Ruston (relatives of John Ross), and Ann Clarke and Mary Angood complete the list.
William Tnplow, Thomas Sewell, Robert Remington and Elizabeth Newitt are among those who signed the certificate.
32 " Caroline Ross was very kind to Mrs. Hemington and once nursed her and her husband when they were suffering from typhus and no one else was brave enough to go near them. She was also very kind to Mrs. Hemington's daughters, and though Jane wore bonnets of a more worldly type than she approved yet she did not withdraw her favour on that account." — G.E.C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Clarke, nephew of John Ross, then a boy of 13, signed the certificate under his father's signature.
Robert Clarke was married to John Ross's sister, Mary Ross.
Eighteen years later the two families became doubly connected by the marriage of William Clarke with Mary Ann Blecklv, Caroline Ross's neice.
Sarah Blecklv was present, and this is probably one of the two occasions upon which she journeyed outside her own M.M. after she became blind. William Blecklv, the eldest brother, and Cousi...n James Blecklv were also there. Robert, Margaret and " Amey " Ruston (relatives of John Ross), and Ann Clarke and Mary Angood complete the list.
William Tnplow, Thomas Sewell, Robert Remington and Elizabeth Newitt are among those who signed the certificate.
32 " Caroline Ross was very kind to Mrs. Hemington and once nursed her and her husband when they were suffering from typhus and no one else was brave enough to go near them. She was also very kind to Mrs. Hemington's daughters, and though Jane wore bonnets of a more worldly type than she approved yet she did not withdraw her favour on that account." — G.E.C.
What to read after Family Chronicles Sec.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke, Lilian to read onlineMoreLess
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