Illustrated History of New Mexico
Illustrated History of New Mexico
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JOHN SHERMAN.
^/tfOHN SHBEMAN, United States Senator from tlie State ^11 of Ohio, comes from the distinguished Connecticut ^ family of Shermans, which was founded by a refugee Eoundhead from Essex, England, who brought with him to America, the Puritan politics, courage, and conscience, which sent him into the field as soldier on the popular side in the Civil Wars. The Senator's father, Charles Eobert Sherman, a thoroughly educated lawyer, removed from Connecticut to Ohio in 1810, and there beca...me famous first as an advocate, and afterwards as a Judge of the Supreme Court. His pro- fessional life and judicial service won the success of eminent reputation and social regard — his generosity and disinterested- ness restricted their profits to the maintenance of his large family. When, in 1829, he was stricken upon the bench with a mortal disease and died, he left a widow and eleven children, the oldest eighteen, the youngest an infant — and he left no estate. The boys became somewhat scattered.
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JOHN SHERMAN.
^/tfOHN SHBEMAN, United States Senator from tlie State ^11 of Ohio, comes from the distinguished Connecticut ^ family of Shermans, which was founded by a refugee Eoundhead from Essex, England, who brought with him to America, the Puritan politics, courage, and conscience, which sent him into the field as soldier on the popular side in the Civil Wars. The Senator's father, Charles Eobert Sherman, a thoroughly educated lawyer, removed from Connecticut to Ohio in 1810, and there beca...me famous first as an advocate, and afterwards as a Judge of the Supreme Court. His pro- fessional life and judicial service won the success of eminent reputation and social regard — his generosity and disinterested- ness restricted their profits to the maintenance of his large family. When, in 1829, he was stricken upon the bench with a mortal disease and died, he left a widow and eleven children, the oldest eighteen, the youngest an infant — and he left no estate. The boys became somewhat scattered.
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