Life of the Hon Thomas Mckean
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He was in short a man devoted to what- ever he conceived to be just — a most faithful citizen, and earnest friend of his country, and its liberty, and independence." In the Gentleman's Magazine, London 1817, appears a short notice of Governor McKean's death.
His remains were interred in the burial ground of the First Presbyterian Church in Market street, Philadelphia ; the only record among the church archives being in the book of inter- ments kept by an illiterate sexton: "1817, June 26, thoma...s McKean." Subsequently the remains were removed to the family vault of his grandson, Henry Pratt McKean, Esq., in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, over which, on a large plain altar tomb,' is the following inscription : McKEAN FAMILY VAULT.
Beneath this marble are the remains of THOMAS McKEAN, one of the Signers of tlie Declaration of Independence, President of Congress in 1781, Chief Justice and Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, Born, March 19, 1734, died, June 24, 1817.
And the DESCENDANTS of his FAMILY, ' Mentioned in The Official Ouide Book ofPhila., Thompson Westcott, 1875.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in short a man devoted to what- ever he conceived to be just — a most faithful citizen, and earnest friend of his country, and its liberty, and independence." In the Gentleman's Magazine, London 1817, appears a short notice of Governor McKean's death.
His remains were interred in the burial ground of the First Presbyterian Church in Market street, Philadelphia ; the only record among the church archives being in the book of inter- ments kept by an illiterate sexton: "1817, June 26, thoma...s McKean." Subsequently the remains were removed to the family vault of his grandson, Henry Pratt McKean, Esq., in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, over which, on a large plain altar tomb,' is the following inscription : McKEAN FAMILY VAULT.
Beneath this marble are the remains of THOMAS McKEAN, one of the Signers of tlie Declaration of Independence, President of Congress in 1781, Chief Justice and Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, Born, March 19, 1734, died, June 24, 1817.
And the DESCENDANTS of his FAMILY, ' Mentioned in The Official Ouide Book ofPhila., Thompson Westcott, 1875.
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