The Autobiography of a Pennsylvanian
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William H. Egle, F. R. Diffenderffer of Lan- caster, Col. T. C. Zimmerman of Berks, Juhus F. Sachse, George F. Baer, General James A. Beaver and myself. No other of the different race societies has been so energetic in the study of the sources of history or so prolific in the production of literature. My Settlement of Germantown appeared among its publications and for one year I was president of the society.
That summer Senator Quay paid me a visit at Moore Hall, and I had Dr. Joseph W. Anderso...n of Ardmore there to meet him. We were all three descendants of Major Patrick Anderson of the Revolutionary Army and had this bond of association. The doctor was a bland and mild- mannered person of wealth and great respectability. His father. Dr. James Anderson, was the oldest brother of my Grandmother Pennypacker. When a young man Dr. James Anderson bought a farm not far from Philadelphia and there practiced medicine. My grandfather, who was accustomed to good land and fine meadows, said: 'T don't see what James ever bought that poor farm for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William H. Egle, F. R. Diffenderffer of Lan- caster, Col. T. C. Zimmerman of Berks, Juhus F. Sachse, George F. Baer, General James A. Beaver and myself. No other of the different race societies has been so energetic in the study of the sources of history or so prolific in the production of literature. My Settlement of Germantown appeared among its publications and for one year I was president of the society.
That summer Senator Quay paid me a visit at Moore Hall, and I had Dr. Joseph W. Anderso...n of Ardmore there to meet him. We were all three descendants of Major Patrick Anderson of the Revolutionary Army and had this bond of association. The doctor was a bland and mild- mannered person of wealth and great respectability. His father. Dr. James Anderson, was the oldest brother of my Grandmother Pennypacker. When a young man Dr. James Anderson bought a farm not far from Philadelphia and there practiced medicine. My grandfather, who was accustomed to good land and fine meadows, said: 'T don't see what James ever bought that poor farm for.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennypacker, Samuel W. (Samuel Whitaker), 1843-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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