Historical Reminiscences of Summit County
Historical Reminiscences of Summit County
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In 1830 there were liWng in the Town-- ship, five persons of about 100 years' of age- Henry Brown, Andrew Johnson, Thomas Brannan, Eleazer Gillson, and Eleazer Mather. The first three "of them were Irishmen. Brown died in 1831, aged 103, Brannan in 1829, Johnson in 1834, Gillson in 1841.
At the building of the canal one of the laborers died, and just before the lid of the coffin was screwed down, old Brannan went to take Irish leave of him. Looking down upon his departed countrymen he says : **... Pathric, you and I have long been friends.
We have taken many a good glass of grog togither — but now we must part. Pathric, ye have got intil a house ye can niver get out of — Pace to yer ashes, PatUric!" When digging the canal, in this Township, near what is called Jonny cake Lock, a number of ancient skulls were dug up, and thrown up with them were antique copper coin. Being consider- ^fs corroded, they were considered of no value, and lost, or Swim away.
Tte date, and coining capnot now be ascertained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1830 there were liWng in the Town-- ship, five persons of about 100 years' of age- Henry Brown, Andrew Johnson, Thomas Brannan, Eleazer Gillson, and Eleazer Mather. The first three "of them were Irishmen. Brown died in 1831, aged 103, Brannan in 1829, Johnson in 1834, Gillson in 1841.
At the building of the canal one of the laborers died, and just before the lid of the coffin was screwed down, old Brannan went to take Irish leave of him. Looking down upon his departed countrymen he says : **... Pathric, you and I have long been friends.
We have taken many a good glass of grog togither — but now we must part. Pathric, ye have got intil a house ye can niver get out of — Pace to yer ashes, PatUric!" When digging the canal, in this Township, near what is called Jonny cake Lock, a number of ancient skulls were dug up, and thrown up with them were antique copper coin. Being consider- ^fs corroded, they were considered of no value, and lost, or Swim away.
Tte date, and coining capnot now be ascertained.
What to read after Historical Reminiscences of Summit County?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucius Verus Bierce to read onlineMoreLess
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