Rushford And Rushford People volume 2
Rushford And Rushford People volume 2
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Lane in his notice adds that Mr. White, who was in his 419 Reminiscences eightieth year, had descended from the Pilgrims in direct line from Peregrine White, the first child born after their landing. Himself, an orphan at twelve years, honorably made his own way. He was married to Percy Snow at the age of twenty-four and removed from Vermont to Rushford where he resided constantly for fifty-two years. He speaks also of a daughter then living in Warsaw, New York, and another son who had been giv...en in the late war and he adds "children and grandchildren will greatly miss him from his place. Rushford has lost a citizen, a man superior, just, temperate, virtuous, faithful, without osten- tation in every public and private station. He was a gen- tleman of the older school of men. " He also mentions our attendance at his golden wedding in 1868, an event which I well remember. Mr. Barnes Blanchard (nephew of an- other of the same name previously spoken of) and Mrs. Stella Blanchard were among our most valued friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lane in his notice adds that Mr. White, who was in his 419 Reminiscences eightieth year, had descended from the Pilgrims in direct line from Peregrine White, the first child born after their landing. Himself, an orphan at twelve years, honorably made his own way. He was married to Percy Snow at the age of twenty-four and removed from Vermont to Rushford where he resided constantly for fifty-two years. He speaks also of a daughter then living in Warsaw, New York, and another son who had been giv...en in the late war and he adds "children and grandchildren will greatly miss him from his place. Rushford has lost a citizen, a man superior, just, temperate, virtuous, faithful, without osten- tation in every public and private station. He was a gen- tleman of the older school of men. " He also mentions our attendance at his golden wedding in 1868, an event which I well remember. Mr. Barnes Blanchard (nephew of an- other of the same name previously spoken of) and Mrs. Stella Blanchard were among our most valued friends.
What to read after Rushford And Rushford People volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Josephine White Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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