History of Reading Windsor County Vermont Vol Ii volume 2
History of Reading Windsor County Vermont Vol Ii volume 2
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) Anna Hosmer, (n), daughter of Wm. And Anna Hosmer, m Joseph Stiekney, at Ipswich, N. H. Their son, George Washington Stiekney, was b at Ipswich, N. H. , Oct. 25, 1804. The family removed to Andover, Vt. , in April, 1806, bringing with them their son George, and aside from one season, which was spent in Mass. , his entire life was passed on the farm on which he died, the Stiekney homestead. He received a common school education, and in his class always maintained an ad- vanced position. He was... married in Nov. , 1832, to Roxcelana Burton. Eight children were born to them, four of whom are still living, and were with him in his last hours. Mr. Stiekney was a marked character in the affairs of town, county, and state, a man of large intelli- gence, strong and honest convictions, well read in his- tory and current events.
He was called to town office at the age of twenty-five, and from that time constantly served in some capacity as a town officer, six times representing the town in the leg- islature, being a member of that body, when called to- gether by Gov.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Anna Hosmer, (n), daughter of Wm. And Anna Hosmer, m Joseph Stiekney, at Ipswich, N. H. Their son, George Washington Stiekney, was b at Ipswich, N. H. , Oct. 25, 1804. The family removed to Andover, Vt. , in April, 1806, bringing with them their son George, and aside from one season, which was spent in Mass. , his entire life was passed on the farm on which he died, the Stiekney homestead. He received a common school education, and in his class always maintained an ad- vanced position. He was... married in Nov. , 1832, to Roxcelana Burton. Eight children were born to them, four of whom are still living, and were with him in his last hours. Mr. Stiekney was a marked character in the affairs of town, county, and state, a man of large intelli- gence, strong and honest convictions, well read in his- tory and current events.
He was called to town office at the age of twenty-five, and from that time constantly served in some capacity as a town officer, six times representing the town in the leg- islature, being a member of that body, when called to- gether by Gov.
What to read after History of Reading Windsor County Vermont Vol Ii volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Asa Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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