Genealogy of the Surdam Family
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V f ^ s ^uill penmanship by E. W. Surdam. Poor photograph of a page from his scrap book, 1836 See Pages 62-1 16 EDWARD WILLIAM 117 first and for several j^ears the only settlers in that part of Tompkins County. *' There was no house east nearer than Berkshire, and none west until they reached Ithaca, and only a log house at that. They had to go to Owego — twenty-four miles — to mill. " Edward and Jerusha were married July 21, 1836, and began housekeeping one... mile southeast of the Surdam homestead on a farm that he had previously purchased. For twenty years they enjoyed the comforts and blessings of home and family life. During that time, however, Edward was called upon to bear the greater part of the care and anxiet}^ attending the illness of his brother Charles and the ageing of his father and mother.
In the fall of 1856 several members of Benja- min Houk's family had typhoid fever and Jerusha helped to take care of them and contracted the disease, which was the primary cause of her death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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i* V Kl ^^ '■^ III . T V.
V f ^ s ^uill penmanship by E. W. Surdam. Poor photograph of a page from his scrap book, 1836 See Pages 62-1 16 EDWARD WILLIAM 117 first and for several j^ears the only settlers in that part of Tompkins County. *' There was no house east nearer than Berkshire, and none west until they reached Ithaca, and only a log house at that. They had to go to Owego — twenty-four miles — to mill. " Edward and Jerusha were married July 21, 1836, and began housekeeping one... mile southeast of the Surdam homestead on a farm that he had previously purchased. For twenty years they enjoyed the comforts and blessings of home and family life. During that time, however, Edward was called upon to bear the greater part of the care and anxiet}^ attending the illness of his brother Charles and the ageing of his father and mother.
In the fall of 1856 several members of Benja- min Houk's family had typhoid fever and Jerusha helped to take care of them and contracted the disease, which was the primary cause of her death.
What to read after Genealogy of the Surdam Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Surdam to read onlineMoreLess
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