Some Pennsylvania Women During the War of the Revolution
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He was a patriot and a man of mark, es- teemed and honored by all who knew him.
(83) KATHARINE HOLTZINGER HARTLEY.
Katharine Holtzinger, daughter of Bernhart and Eliza- beth Holtzinger, was born in the town of York, September 26, 1750. Her parents were among the earliest settlers of York and natives of Germany. The daughter was well educated, and on reaching womanhood married Thomas Hartley. During the occupancy of York by the Conti- nental Congress, in the winter of 1777 and '78, the home of M...rs. Hartley was one of generous hospitality, and few women of her native town left a more enduring impress of her character upon her friends and acquaintances than did she. Mrs. Hartley died on Tuesda}^ the 2d of October, 1798, in the town of York, and, we can give no better sum- mary of her excellent qualities than set forth by the news- paper of her day: "It may be truly said of her that she was a loving wife and tender parent, an intelligent mistress, a sincere friend, and a benefactress of the poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a patriot and a man of mark, es- teemed and honored by all who knew him.
(83) KATHARINE HOLTZINGER HARTLEY.
Katharine Holtzinger, daughter of Bernhart and Eliza- beth Holtzinger, was born in the town of York, September 26, 1750. Her parents were among the earliest settlers of York and natives of Germany. The daughter was well educated, and on reaching womanhood married Thomas Hartley. During the occupancy of York by the Conti- nental Congress, in the winter of 1777 and '78, the home of M...rs. Hartley was one of generous hospitality, and few women of her native town left a more enduring impress of her character upon her friends and acquaintances than did she. Mrs. Hartley died on Tuesda}^ the 2d of October, 1798, in the town of York, and, we can give no better sum- mary of her excellent qualities than set forth by the news- paper of her day: "It may be truly said of her that she was a loving wife and tender parent, an intelligent mistress, a sincere friend, and a benefactress of the poor.
What to read after Some Pennsylvania Women During the War of the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egle, William Henry, 1830-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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