The House of the House Divided
The House of the House Divided
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Roll was born June 9, 1814, in Greenvillage, N. J. He came to Sangamon County in 1830, traveling overland to Pittsburgh, thence by boat to St. Louis. From St. Louis he came overland to Springfield and then to Sangamo Town on the Sangamon River northwest of Springfield.
Near Sangamo Tov. 'n was Roll's Ford, named after his cousin, Pierson Roll.
While living at Sangamo Tov. N John E. Roll helped Abraham Lincoln build his famous flat boat.
He moved to Springfield and wa^ apprenticed to learn the t...rade of plaster- ing. In 1839 he married Harriett Van Dyke, the sister of Eliza M. Rague, the wife of John F. Rague, the architect of this building.
16 Mr. J. Lin Roll states that he heard his father say many times that his brother-in-law John F. Rague was the architect of this building and that he superintended its construction.
Among the papers left by John E. Roll is a Sheriff's deed dated April 24th, 1845, which recites that it is given pursuant to a judgment secured in the Circuit Court of Sangamon County by John E.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roll was born June 9, 1814, in Greenvillage, N. J. He came to Sangamon County in 1830, traveling overland to Pittsburgh, thence by boat to St. Louis. From St. Louis he came overland to Springfield and then to Sangamo Town on the Sangamon River northwest of Springfield.
Near Sangamo Tov. 'n was Roll's Ford, named after his cousin, Pierson Roll.
While living at Sangamo Tov. N John E. Roll helped Abraham Lincoln build his famous flat boat.
He moved to Springfield and wa^ apprenticed to learn the t...rade of plaster- ing. In 1839 he married Harriett Van Dyke, the sister of Eliza M. Rague, the wife of John F. Rague, the architect of this building.
16 Mr. J. Lin Roll states that he heard his father say many times that his brother-in-law John F. Rague was the architect of this building and that he superintended its construction.
Among the papers left by John E. Roll is a Sheriff's deed dated April 24th, 1845, which recites that it is given pursuant to a judgment secured in the Circuit Court of Sangamon County by John E.
What to read after The House of the House Divided?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry a Henry Aaron Converse to read onlineMoreLess
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