History of Arizona volume 3
History of Arizona volume 3
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He was active in political and professional affairs in the Terri- tory up to a short time before his demise, which occurred in Prescott April 25th, 1878. His re- mains were interred at Mountain View Ceme- tery, Oakland, California, and the inscription upon his tombstone is one of his favorite quota- tions: "Write me as one who loves his fellow- man. " In every public position which he held, he discharged his duties with fidelity, intelli- gence and ability.
His widow, who survived him, and now ...resides in Oakland, bore the maiden name of Frances Adams Foreman, and was born at Seneca Falls, New York. Born of this union were seven chil- dren : Elizabeth, widow of G. A. Sprecher ; Mar- garet, wife of R. H. Burmeister; William C, for a long time associated in business with Mr. Burmeister under the firm name of Bashford & Burmeister, and who died in Los Angeles, Calif. , in 1915 ; Helen B. 5 widow of W. E. Smith ; Belle, who died at the age of eleven years ; Lillian E. , wife of A. W. Kirkland, and Edward L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was active in political and professional affairs in the Terri- tory up to a short time before his demise, which occurred in Prescott April 25th, 1878. His re- mains were interred at Mountain View Ceme- tery, Oakland, California, and the inscription upon his tombstone is one of his favorite quota- tions: "Write me as one who loves his fellow- man. " In every public position which he held, he discharged his duties with fidelity, intelli- gence and ability.
His widow, who survived him, and now ...resides in Oakland, bore the maiden name of Frances Adams Foreman, and was born at Seneca Falls, New York. Born of this union were seven chil- dren : Elizabeth, widow of G. A. Sprecher ; Mar- garet, wife of R. H. Burmeister; William C, for a long time associated in business with Mr. Burmeister under the firm name of Bashford & Burmeister, and who died in Los Angeles, Calif. , in 1915 ; Helen B. 5 widow of W. E. Smith ; Belle, who died at the age of eleven years ; Lillian E. , wife of A. W. Kirkland, and Edward L.
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