John Elderkin One of the Founders of Connecticut And Some of His Descendants
John Elderkin One of the Founders of Connecticut And Some of His Descendants
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being connected at the present time with the paper founded by Robert Bonner, and con- tinued by his sons. He married, in 1877, Mrs. Helen L. Chapman, widow of B. F. Chapman, of Dover Plains, N. Y. , and only daughter of David B. Reed.
In 1865, William L. Weaver published in the Willi- mantic Journal a sketch of the Elderkin familv as far JOHN EI. DERKIN. PTH.
AND HIS DESCENDANTS. 13 as he had been able to trace it from 1637 to 1865. At the close of his article, he says: "We have been much inter...ested in tracing this family. It was of good stock, and, unlike some of our early families, has not de- teriorated. Descendants in both the male and female line are highly respectable, and many talented men are found among them. Some of the characteristics of the family are patriotism, ambition, a love of military life, frankness, liberality and public spirit. " The author of the Elderkin genealogy says: "To the above might be added with propriety that as a race of people they are strictly honest, and with few exceptions they have all embraced the Christian religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
being connected at the present time with the paper founded by Robert Bonner, and con- tinued by his sons. He married, in 1877, Mrs. Helen L. Chapman, widow of B. F. Chapman, of Dover Plains, N. Y. , and only daughter of David B. Reed.
In 1865, William L. Weaver published in the Willi- mantic Journal a sketch of the Elderkin familv as far JOHN EI. DERKIN. PTH.
AND HIS DESCENDANTS. 13 as he had been able to trace it from 1637 to 1865. At the close of his article, he says: "We have been much inter...ested in tracing this family. It was of good stock, and, unlike some of our early families, has not de- teriorated. Descendants in both the male and female line are highly respectable, and many talented men are found among them. Some of the characteristics of the family are patriotism, ambition, a love of military life, frankness, liberality and public spirit. " The author of the Elderkin genealogy says: "To the above might be added with propriety that as a race of people they are strictly honest, and with few exceptions they have all embraced the Christian religion.
What to read after John Elderkin One of the Founders of Connecticut And Some of His Descendants?
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