The Medford Historical Register volume 17
The Medford Historical Register volume 17
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Daughters of the American Revo- lution, came to honor the patriot woman.
Descendants of Mrs. Fulton, representing the fourth, fifth, and sixth generations, were present. Only one of the third generation was living, Mr. John A. Fulton, of Cambridge, whom infirmity prevented from being present.
Residents of Medford, and the members of Sarah Bradlee Fulton Chapter, stood around, and as the strains of " Duke Street " rose with the words, " Great God of Nations! now to Thee] Our hymn of gratitude we... raise, " all felt the solemnity of the hour.
The first company who gathered there were mourn- ing for a departed mother, a woman who had been heroic in her efforts to provide the best for them, to deny herself, to keep her courage in adversity, and to bring up her ten children in the fear of the Lord.
The second assembly thanked God for her life and the service she rendered when her country needed every man and woman to found a glorious republic.
The tablet raised to her memory is a rough slab of native granite, set on a foundation of field stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daughters of the American Revo- lution, came to honor the patriot woman.
Descendants of Mrs. Fulton, representing the fourth, fifth, and sixth generations, were present. Only one of the third generation was living, Mr. John A. Fulton, of Cambridge, whom infirmity prevented from being present.
Residents of Medford, and the members of Sarah Bradlee Fulton Chapter, stood around, and as the strains of " Duke Street " rose with the words, " Great God of Nations! now to Thee] Our hymn of gratitude we... raise, " all felt the solemnity of the hour.
The first company who gathered there were mourn- ing for a departed mother, a woman who had been heroic in her efforts to provide the best for them, to deny herself, to keep her courage in adversity, and to bring up her ten children in the fear of the Lord.
The second assembly thanked God for her life and the service she rendered when her country needed every man and woman to found a glorious republic.
The tablet raised to her memory is a rough slab of native granite, set on a foundation of field stone.
What to read after The Medford Historical Register volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H P Helena Petrovna Blavatsky to read onlineMoreLess
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