Jeff Davis Late a Senator From Arkansas Memorial Addresses
Jeff Davis Late a Senator From Arkansas Memorial Addresses
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I was also well acquainted with Miss McKenzie, whom Mr. Davis afterwards married. She also was a student in the university at the same time.
I therefore feel that I ought not to close my remarks on this occasion without a brief reference to his family and to the domestic life of the late Senator. Senator Davis was twice married, and he left surviving him a widow and aged mother and eight children by his former wife. The first wife of Senator Davis was Miss Ida McKenzie, already referred to. She... was a lovely, beau- tiful girl, the daughter of a minister. She developed into a noble Christian woman, devoted to her husband, to her children, to her church, and to her God. She died only a few years ago and was mourned by the entire people of the State. His second wife was Miss Lelia Carter, a daughter of Dr. Carter, one of the early settlers of Arkansas. She is the sister-in-law of Judge Virgil Bourland, and her family is prominent in all the walks of life. I have only a casual acquaintance with the present Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was also well acquainted with Miss McKenzie, whom Mr. Davis afterwards married. She also was a student in the university at the same time.
I therefore feel that I ought not to close my remarks on this occasion without a brief reference to his family and to the domestic life of the late Senator. Senator Davis was twice married, and he left surviving him a widow and aged mother and eight children by his former wife. The first wife of Senator Davis was Miss Ida McKenzie, already referred to. She... was a lovely, beau- tiful girl, the daughter of a minister. She developed into a noble Christian woman, devoted to her husband, to her children, to her church, and to her God. She died only a few years ago and was mourned by the entire people of the State. His second wife was Miss Lelia Carter, a daughter of Dr. Carter, one of the early settlers of Arkansas. She is the sister-in-law of Judge Virgil Bourland, and her family is prominent in all the walks of life. I have only a casual acquaintance with the present Mrs.
What to read after Jeff Davis Late a Senator From Arkansas Memorial Addresses?
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