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Samuel C. Clark, now 1159 Union Ave.
Xo. 21. John A. Cole, 933 Union Ave. Xo. 22. Barron-Bean, 891 Union Ave.
Ancient Homes of Lakeport No. 20. (House now No. 1159 Union Ave. ) A house formerly on the site of the late Samuel C. Clark's residence. The Clark family had lived here many years previous to 1844. The family at that time consisted of four brothers and two sisters, their par- ents having died some years before that date. John R. And Noah S. Were in the vicinity for 30 years; Caroline; t...he other one's name I do not recollect. As they were unmarried daughters I am not supposed to know their ages, but think they were younger than the two brothers mentioned; Joseph B. About 25 years, Samuel C. About 12. John R. And Noah S. Died many years ago, unmarried. One of the daughters mar- ried William Hoyt of Moultonboro, for- merly of Gilford. The other daughter re- mained single and died more than fifty years ago. Joseph B. Clark, the third son, was liberally educated and taught school several years and after a few years he located in Manchester, where he studied law and was admitted to the Bar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Samuel C. Clark, now 1159 Union Ave.
Xo. 21. John A. Cole, 933 Union Ave. Xo. 22. Barron-Bean, 891 Union Ave.
Ancient Homes of Lakeport No. 20. (House now No. 1159 Union Ave. ) A house formerly on the site of the late Samuel C. Clark's residence. The Clark family had lived here many years previous to 1844. The family at that time consisted of four brothers and two sisters, their par- ents having died some years before that date. John R. And Noah S. Were in the vicinity for 30 years; Caroline; t...he other one's name I do not recollect. As they were unmarried daughters I am not supposed to know their ages, but think they were younger than the two brothers mentioned; Joseph B. About 25 years, Samuel C. About 12. John R. And Noah S. Died many years ago, unmarried. One of the daughters mar- ried William Hoyt of Moultonboro, for- merly of Gilford. The other daughter re- mained single and died more than fifty years ago. Joseph B. Clark, the third son, was liberally educated and taught school several years and after a few years he located in Manchester, where he studied law and was admitted to the Bar.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Aldrich to read onlineMoreLess
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