Mementos of the Golden Wedding of Mr And Mrs William Sidney Smith At Longwoo
Mementos of the Golden Wedding of Mr And Mrs William Sidney Smith At Longwoo
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— Cornelia, his wife, survived him the brief space of one year, eight months and seven days. Their bodies repose in the family cemetery at West Neck, among kindred of many generations.
Their five sons, each married estimable and highly intelligent women, and were blest with many children. The two youngest were three times married ; their last wives out-living them. For sketches of these brothers, see appendix.
Major William Jones, (the father of Eleanor, ) the third son of "Hon. Samuel and Corn...elia Haring Jones, was born in the City of New York, October 4th, 1771. When sixteen days old, he was baptized in the "New Dutch Church, " by Rev. , his maternal grand- parents, Elbert and Elizabeth Haring, being his sponsers.
40 At an early age his ardent wishes were gratified, and he was permitted to live in the country, with his aunt, Mrs. Martha Hewlett, and her worthy hushand, Mr. Townsend Hewlett, at their pleasant farm in Buck- ram, near the village of Oyster Bay. There he acquired a taste for and a knowledge of farming, which continued to he his favorite occupation throughout his long life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Cornelia, his wife, survived him the brief space of one year, eight months and seven days. Their bodies repose in the family cemetery at West Neck, among kindred of many generations.
Their five sons, each married estimable and highly intelligent women, and were blest with many children. The two youngest were three times married ; their last wives out-living them. For sketches of these brothers, see appendix.
Major William Jones, (the father of Eleanor, ) the third son of "Hon. Samuel and Corn...elia Haring Jones, was born in the City of New York, October 4th, 1771. When sixteen days old, he was baptized in the "New Dutch Church, " by Rev. , his maternal grand- parents, Elbert and Elizabeth Haring, being his sponsers.
40 At an early age his ardent wishes were gratified, and he was permitted to live in the country, with his aunt, Mrs. Martha Hewlett, and her worthy hushand, Mr. Townsend Hewlett, at their pleasant farm in Buck- ram, near the village of Oyster Bay. There he acquired a taste for and a knowledge of farming, which continued to he his favorite occupation throughout his long life.
What to read after Mementos of the Golden Wedding of Mr And Mrs William Sidney Smith At Longwoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Jones Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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