The Historical Record of Wyoming Valley 6
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Welles of To- wanda, John Welles Hollenback and Edward Welles of Wilkes-Barre. met at the residence of R. M. Welles in this place on Monday last, the occasion being the 7"th birthday anniversary of one of the number. Rev.
Henry H. Welles of Forty Fort was unable to be present on account of ill- ness. Of the six of the family four have attained or passed the age of 70 years. The father of the Welles brothers was the late Charles F.
Welles, who at the time of the organization of this county was a...ppointed prothonotary, register and recorder and clerk of the Orphans' Court, which position he filled with credit for several terms." THE HISTORICAL RECORD.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING.
[Wilkes-Barre Record, Nov. 9, 1S95.] In order to awaken an interest in the work of the Wyoming Historical So- ciety it has been arranged to give a series of informal socials in the hand- some building which the organization Is so fortunate as to occupy for a home.
The first of these occasions was last evening, and there was a large and in- terested gathering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Welles of To- wanda, John Welles Hollenback and Edward Welles of Wilkes-Barre. met at the residence of R. M. Welles in this place on Monday last, the occasion being the 7"th birthday anniversary of one of the number. Rev.
Henry H. Welles of Forty Fort was unable to be present on account of ill- ness. Of the six of the family four have attained or passed the age of 70 years. The father of the Welles brothers was the late Charles F.
Welles, who at the time of the organization of this county was a...ppointed prothonotary, register and recorder and clerk of the Orphans' Court, which position he filled with credit for several terms." THE HISTORICAL RECORD.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING.
[Wilkes-Barre Record, Nov. 9, 1S95.] In order to awaken an interest in the work of the Wyoming Historical So- ciety it has been arranged to give a series of informal socials in the hand- some building which the organization Is so fortunate as to occupy for a home.
The first of these occasions was last evening, and there was a large and in- terested gathering.
What to read after The Historical Record of Wyoming Valley 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Charles Frederick, 1836-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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