Genealogy And Recollections
Genealogy And Recollections
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When I was there last it was occupied by the widow of Hubert Copp.
The winter of 1852 and spring of 1853 we were getting ready for the long trail to California, and about April, 1853, when I was ten years old, we [103] Digitized by Google RECOLLECTIONS pulled out There were in the train my own family of father, mother, and five boys; the family of my uncle, John Milton Moore, consisting of the father, mother, their daughter and son and my cousin, William Thomas Eckert, an orphan being reared by... my uncle ; also a grown cousin, John Solon Moore ; a family named Dibble, L. G. Cabanis and Joseph Drury. Maybe one of the Demints was along, too. I know he was in California, but he and Drury did not remain long.
We separated at the start The women and chil- dren in charge of John Solon went twenty miles to Illinois Town, now East St Louis, and crossing the Mississippi to St Louis took passage on a Mississippi River steamboat called "Ne Plus Ultra." The men with the teams were to meet us again at a place then called "old Fort Kearney," which was just above or below Council Bluffs on the river bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I was there last it was occupied by the widow of Hubert Copp.
The winter of 1852 and spring of 1853 we were getting ready for the long trail to California, and about April, 1853, when I was ten years old, we [103] Digitized by Google RECOLLECTIONS pulled out There were in the train my own family of father, mother, and five boys; the family of my uncle, John Milton Moore, consisting of the father, mother, their daughter and son and my cousin, William Thomas Eckert, an orphan being reared by... my uncle ; also a grown cousin, John Solon Moore ; a family named Dibble, L. G. Cabanis and Joseph Drury. Maybe one of the Demints was along, too. I know he was in California, but he and Drury did not remain long.
We separated at the start The women and chil- dren in charge of John Solon went twenty miles to Illinois Town, now East St Louis, and crossing the Mississippi to St Louis took passage on a Mississippi River steamboat called "Ne Plus Ultra." The men with the teams were to meet us again at a place then called "old Fort Kearney," which was just above or below Council Bluffs on the river bank.
What to read after Genealogy And Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, A. A. (Albert Alfonzo), 1842- to read onlineMoreLess
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