Green Genealogy And General Family History
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Minnesota.
Ella married Everett Hull, of Oberlin, died in Toledo, Sep- tember 25, 1886, leaving two children. Fanny died May [3, 1878, a young lady. Their mother died when Fanny vva seven months old. May 19, 1858. Her parents lived besid them in Minnesota.
After Chauncey came back to Ohio he married Sophia Day in 1859. Her parents lived near Oberlin and could trace their family genealogy back to Pilgrim days. Chauncey set- tled and practiced medicine at Birmingham, a few miles from Milan, O. A ...son. Charles Alexis Green, was born to them at Birmingham, Ohio. Dec. 31, i860.
The father died the next year, Oct. 25, 1 86 1, aged 37 years, 3 months and 27 days.
Charles A. is a leading mechanic and a young man of great inventive genius, at Fort Myers, Lee county,' Florida unmarried. Electa had three children: Klla M Swain, Chas.
L. Swain, and 1 Iobart A. Swain Ella is married to Clarence Ashworth, of Minneapolis, and his one five year old boy.
James 1\ learned the machinest trade, went west of the Mississippi, served in the U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Minnesota.
Ella married Everett Hull, of Oberlin, died in Toledo, Sep- tember 25, 1886, leaving two children. Fanny died May [3, 1878, a young lady. Their mother died when Fanny vva seven months old. May 19, 1858. Her parents lived besid them in Minnesota.
After Chauncey came back to Ohio he married Sophia Day in 1859. Her parents lived near Oberlin and could trace their family genealogy back to Pilgrim days. Chauncey set- tled and practiced medicine at Birmingham, a few miles from Milan, O. A ...son. Charles Alexis Green, was born to them at Birmingham, Ohio. Dec. 31, i860.
The father died the next year, Oct. 25, 1 86 1, aged 37 years, 3 months and 27 days.
Charles A. is a leading mechanic and a young man of great inventive genius, at Fort Myers, Lee county,' Florida unmarried. Electa had three children: Klla M Swain, Chas.
L. Swain, and 1 Iobart A. Swain Ella is married to Clarence Ashworth, of Minneapolis, and his one five year old boy.
James 1\ learned the machinest trade, went west of the Mississippi, served in the U.
What to read after Green Genealogy And General Family History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Green to read onlineMoreLess
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