Famous Families of New York volume 1
Famous Families of New York volume 1
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He applied his educational ideas to the training of his children. All were good French and Dutch scholars, and thoroughly versed in English literature. The sons were familiar with Greek and Latin, and had a fair knowledge of Hebrew.
Thomas [1700?], the second son of Thomas and Susanna, was a merchant and real-estate owner of considerable wealth. He Thomas II. , was onc of the first to develop Orange County, where Merchant Yiq Y[^^ ^ gYQr^l ^^^q^ of laud. He lived at Smith's Clove, now Monroe. J...ohn, the third son [1702], was a popular „, ^ clergyman, who spent the larger part of his life at Rev. John White Plains. He married Mehetabel Hooker, by whom he had four sons and eight daughters.
In the fourth generation, William Peartree [1723] was a public-spirited citizen and patriot, who was very active in civic affairs.
Chief Justice William [1728], son of Judge William, was the great man of the generation. He inherited his father's character, Chief Justice ^^
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He applied his educational ideas to the training of his children. All were good French and Dutch scholars, and thoroughly versed in English literature. The sons were familiar with Greek and Latin, and had a fair knowledge of Hebrew.
Thomas [1700?], the second son of Thomas and Susanna, was a merchant and real-estate owner of considerable wealth. He Thomas II. , was onc of the first to develop Orange County, where Merchant Yiq Y[^^ ^ gYQr^l ^^^q^ of laud. He lived at Smith's Clove, now Monroe. J...ohn, the third son [1702], was a popular „, ^ clergyman, who spent the larger part of his life at Rev. John White Plains. He married Mehetabel Hooker, by whom he had four sons and eight daughters.
In the fourth generation, William Peartree [1723] was a public-spirited citizen and patriot, who was very active in civic affairs.
Chief Justice William [1728], son of Judge William, was the great man of the generation. He inherited his father's character, Chief Justice ^^
What to read after Famous Families of New York volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margherita Arlina Hamm to read onlineMoreLess
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