Records of the Pike Family Association of America volume 16
Records of the Pike Family Association of America volume 16
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Pike, and Mr. Charles H. Pike.
Resolutions Committee: Mrs. Roscoe M. Packard, Mrs. Edwin B. Pike, and Mr. Alexander Pike.
The Secretary gave the names of the many who sent notes of acknowledgment and regret, extracts from some of which were read.
Mr. And Mrs. Luther H. Pike of Manchester, N. H. , returned their card, with the notation that he was eighty-six on May second, and she was eighty-three on April ninth; Mrs. George Humphrey of Ipsv/ich regretted exceedingly not being able to attend on ...ac- count of absence from home and asked if we could not have a meeting every year; Dr. Frank A. Smith of Lebanon, N. H. Acknowledged from Florida, and said he was glad the meetings were being revived and he would attend when possible; news of his sudden death had recently come; Mrs. James L. Lee and Mr. Frank M. Chapin also sent regrets from Florida, and would not be North by the time of the meeting.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich Jordan, of Bingham, ?»laine, ack- nowledged the notice for her mother who was no longer living, and she continued that she realized that when anyone is trying to put through anything of this sort, it helps to know whether the people one wishes to make contact with are still with us, and she therefore offered to give any facts of interest about the family in that section; Judge Harry B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pike, and Mr. Charles H. Pike.
Resolutions Committee: Mrs. Roscoe M. Packard, Mrs. Edwin B. Pike, and Mr. Alexander Pike.
The Secretary gave the names of the many who sent notes of acknowledgment and regret, extracts from some of which were read.
Mr. And Mrs. Luther H. Pike of Manchester, N. H. , returned their card, with the notation that he was eighty-six on May second, and she was eighty-three on April ninth; Mrs. George Humphrey of Ipsv/ich regretted exceedingly not being able to attend on ...ac- count of absence from home and asked if we could not have a meeting every year; Dr. Frank A. Smith of Lebanon, N. H. Acknowledged from Florida, and said he was glad the meetings were being revived and he would attend when possible; news of his sudden death had recently come; Mrs. James L. Lee and Mr. Frank M. Chapin also sent regrets from Florida, and would not be North by the time of the meeting.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich Jordan, of Bingham, ?»laine, ack- nowledged the notice for her mother who was no longer living, and she continued that she realized that when anyone is trying to put through anything of this sort, it helps to know whether the people one wishes to make contact with are still with us, and she therefore offered to give any facts of interest about the family in that section; Judge Harry B.
What to read after Records of the Pike Family Association of America volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pike Family Association From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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