Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania Yr.1895
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Business took him to England about 1775, and not returning at once, he thought it best to remain there, fearing he might be arrested as a refugee if he returned. And so he stayed in England and married, and it is his wife's journal, written while visiting his relatives in 1786, that we lately published in the Pennsylvania Magazine, giving a lively picture of Quaker society at that time." The doctor looked serious fur a minute, and then said — " Oh, that was not m} r Jack ; that was his first co...usin." I have spoken to you of the connection of genealogy with history, with law, and with fiction; but after all it is the Btudy itself, springing from that inborn desire to know- something of our ancestors, that attracts the students and 123 A Plea for the Study of Genealogy.
makes them pursue it with a sseal indicating a greater di r to know where they came fr
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Business took him to England about 1775, and not returning at once, he thought it best to remain there, fearing he might be arrested as a refugee if he returned. And so he stayed in England and married, and it is his wife's journal, written while visiting his relatives in 1786, that we lately published in the Pennsylvania Magazine, giving a lively picture of Quaker society at that time." The doctor looked serious fur a minute, and then said — " Oh, that was not m} r Jack ; that was his first co...usin." I have spoken to you of the connection of genealogy with history, with law, and with fiction; but after all it is the Btudy itself, springing from that inborn desire to know- something of our ancestors, that attracts the students and 123 A Plea for the Study of Genealogy.
makes them pursue it with a sseal indicating a greater di r to know where they came fr
What to read after Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania Yr.1895?
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