The Duncan Family Register of Lewis Duncan And Harriet Kinnaird
The Duncan Family Register of Lewis Duncan And Harriet Kinnaird
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68 Record of Group IX 69 She is the mother of eight children, (see Register), one of whom — R. L. Motley — is a lawyer, and now (1904) Judge of the Pike County Probate Court.
In bodily mould, she has the figure of her mother, but a little taller. When in health, in personal ap- pearance she is queenly, handsome, commanding.
Marion Edom Motley, husband of Mary E. Dun- can, was born January 25, 1841, in Pike county, Mis- souri, near Louisville. His father, Daniel Motley, and mother, Jane Motley, ...emigrated from Virginia to Missouri in 1834. The former was of English, and the latter of German extraction.
JNIarion Motley grew up in the INIissouri farm- home. The little education he received was in a "Backwoods School House. " After his maturity, and then his marriage in 1865, he embarked in the mercan- tile business. He commenced in a small waj'', on com- mission, having but little means of his own. He en- larged his business in 1871 when he removed to New Hartford, where, for near fifteen years, he was a successful merchant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 Record of Group IX 69 She is the mother of eight children, (see Register), one of whom — R. L. Motley — is a lawyer, and now (1904) Judge of the Pike County Probate Court.
In bodily mould, she has the figure of her mother, but a little taller. When in health, in personal ap- pearance she is queenly, handsome, commanding.
Marion Edom Motley, husband of Mary E. Dun- can, was born January 25, 1841, in Pike county, Mis- souri, near Louisville. His father, Daniel Motley, and mother, Jane Motley, ...emigrated from Virginia to Missouri in 1834. The former was of English, and the latter of German extraction.
JNIarion Motley grew up in the INIissouri farm- home. The little education he received was in a "Backwoods School House. " After his maturity, and then his marriage in 1865, he embarked in the mercan- tile business. He commenced in a small waj'', on com- mission, having but little means of his own. He en- larged his business in 1871 when he removed to New Hartford, where, for near fifteen years, he was a successful merchant.
What to read after The Duncan Family Register of Lewis Duncan And Harriet Kinnaird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Samuel Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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