Twixt the Forks of Cypress
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There were nine children in the Chadd family.
His son, John Chadd, Jr., was born in 1861 and still resides where his father settled. I gather this in- formation from the venerable old sage, son of the I'iiye Heven -•. I t- » ") ■-•1 .j;i ".I J r "I late Dr. Chadd, who is tottering with age but whose mind is as clear as the rising.
The following habituary of Dr. Chadd appeared in The Christian Advocate: "He was born in Kentucky August 24, 1816.
While young his parents moved to Greencastle, India...na, where he married Miss Emily Jane Taylor, May 30, 1844. In 1846 he moved with his father-in-law and family to Texas and set- tled in Harrison County at which place he re- mained and practiced medicine until the day of his death. He went to bed at his regular time and within fifteen minutes he was dead. The writer and others have heard him express a desire to die this way. His wife was a zealous Christian and died several years ago.
C. C. Coppedge." Numbers of families settled in this section soon after Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were nine children in the Chadd family.
His son, John Chadd, Jr., was born in 1861 and still resides where his father settled. I gather this in- formation from the venerable old sage, son of the I'iiye Heven -•. I t- » ") ■-•1 .j;i ".I J r "I late Dr. Chadd, who is tottering with age but whose mind is as clear as the rising.
The following habituary of Dr. Chadd appeared in The Christian Advocate: "He was born in Kentucky August 24, 1816.
While young his parents moved to Greencastle, India...na, where he married Miss Emily Jane Taylor, May 30, 1844. In 1846 he moved with his father-in-law and family to Texas and set- tled in Harrison County at which place he re- mained and practiced medicine until the day of his death. He went to bed at his regular time and within fifteen minutes he was dead. The writer and others have heard him express a desire to die this way. His wife was a zealous Christian and died several years ago.
C. C. Coppedge." Numbers of families settled in this section soon after Dr.
What to read after Twixt the Forks of Cypress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Ernest F to read onlineMoreLess
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