Genealogical Record of the Descendants of John Brownell 1773 to 1903
Genealogical Record of the Descendants of John Brownell 1773 to 1903
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Dailey, and in for the first time taught school in w 21 DaNIEI. NROWXELI. P. AYXE the lat winter of 1844-5. Was known as the "Gunning" district, three miles east of Farmington village. The next fall he attended another term at Dailey's select school, and in the winter of 1845-6 taught in Southfield.
A few weeks before the fall term of school was to commence in 1846, he, with his cousin, Charles G. Brownell (5-21) made a flying trip on foot, to the Grand River country as it was then called; a gr...eat part of the way was through the woods, the country at that time being sparsely settled, but they averaged about forty miles a day : Their route was via Milford, Byron, Laingsburg, Dewitt, Portland, Lyons and Ionia to Grand Rapids. On their return, he attended the fall term of select school at Farmington, taught by Mr. ]\Iosher, who succeeded Mr. Dailey. In the winter of 1847-8, Mr, Mosher was prin- cipal of the seminary at Plymouth, Michigan, and Daniel, with his cousin, William Brownell (5-23) attended that school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dailey, and in for the first time taught school in w 21 DaNIEI. NROWXELI. P. AYXE the lat winter of 1844-5. Was known as the "Gunning" district, three miles east of Farmington village. The next fall he attended another term at Dailey's select school, and in the winter of 1845-6 taught in Southfield.
A few weeks before the fall term of school was to commence in 1846, he, with his cousin, Charles G. Brownell (5-21) made a flying trip on foot, to the Grand River country as it was then called; a gr...eat part of the way was through the woods, the country at that time being sparsely settled, but they averaged about forty miles a day : Their route was via Milford, Byron, Laingsburg, Dewitt, Portland, Lyons and Ionia to Grand Rapids. On their return, he attended the fall term of select school at Farmington, taught by Mr. ]\Iosher, who succeeded Mr. Dailey. In the winter of 1847-8, Mr, Mosher was prin- cipal of the seminary at Plymouth, Michigan, and Daniel, with his cousin, William Brownell (5-23) attended that school.
What to read after Genealogical Record of the Descendants of John Brownell 1773 to 1903?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seymour Brownell to read onlineMoreLess
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