The Larimer, Mcmasters And Allied Families
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He was succeeded by the Rev. Dr. Dobbin, as we infer from the following notice in an old Gettysburg paper of 1804: 56 5 ?
K ^be fiDcCurM? Ifamili?
" The students of Rev. A. Dobbin hereby solicit the public to favor them with their attendance at the court-house in Gettysburg, where they hope to entertain them with short discourses on interesting and amusing subjects." As late as 1 790 the people from the Gettysburg district had to go to the York post-office, a distance of twenty and thirty miles..., for their mail. Margaret McCurdy, daughter of Robert McCurdy, married George Sheakley, of York (now Adams) County. They were my paternal great-grandparents.
Milliam flHcCurt)^, IDo, X I 1778-1849 William McCurdy, son of Robert and Ann Creighton McCurdy, was born in York (now Adams) County in 1778.
He was married, in 1810, to Nancy King, daughter of Victor King, captain in the French and Indian War, and had two sons, — John and Robert. He was married, in 1818, to Ann Crawford, of Lancaster County.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was succeeded by the Rev. Dr. Dobbin, as we infer from the following notice in an old Gettysburg paper of 1804: 56 5 ?
K ^be fiDcCurM? Ifamili?
" The students of Rev. A. Dobbin hereby solicit the public to favor them with their attendance at the court-house in Gettysburg, where they hope to entertain them with short discourses on interesting and amusing subjects." As late as 1 790 the people from the Gettysburg district had to go to the York post-office, a distance of twenty and thirty miles..., for their mail. Margaret McCurdy, daughter of Robert McCurdy, married George Sheakley, of York (now Adams) County. They were my paternal great-grandparents.
Milliam flHcCurt)^, IDo, X I 1778-1849 William McCurdy, son of Robert and Ann Creighton McCurdy, was born in York (now Adams) County in 1778.
He was married, in 1810, to Nancy King, daughter of Victor King, captain in the French and Indian War, and had two sons, — John and Robert. He was married, in 1818, to Ann Crawford, of Lancaster County.
What to read after The Larimer, Mcmasters And Allied Families?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mellon, Rachel Hughey Larimer, B. 1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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