Whitesboros Golden Age
Whitesboros Golden Age
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Maynard. His mother was a sister of Dr. Moseley. Soon alter the marriage, he moved to Oswego, and commenced the dry goods business there. In September, 1830, he moved to Ann Arbor, and there became one of the most wealthy, enterpris- ing, public spirited and respected citizens'of the place. He died in 1866. His wife, after a week's illness, died in January, 1856, of consumption, ending in an attack of pneumonia. Correspondents speak of Mrs. Maynard in the highest terms, as an active worker in t...he church, a lovely Christian character, a benevolent and kind hearted, and a most estimable woman. In fact, all of my informa- tion as regards the daughters of Dr. Guiteau is to the same effect ; and wherever mention or allusion is made to insanity in the family, or any of its members by. Any of my informants, that fact is not withheld in the sketches. Mrs. Maynard had three children, all now living ; one Mrs. Wilson, of Leadville, Colorado, and one Mrs. Lansing, of Michigan. The youngest, after ten or twelve years of age, became weak minded and imbecile, caused as the evidence on the Guiteau trial showed, by reason of frequent mesmeric opera- tions upon her when a young girl.
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Maynard. His mother was a sister of Dr. Moseley. Soon alter the marriage, he moved to Oswego, and commenced the dry goods business there. In September, 1830, he moved to Ann Arbor, and there became one of the most wealthy, enterpris- ing, public spirited and respected citizens'of the place. He died in 1866. His wife, after a week's illness, died in January, 1856, of consumption, ending in an attack of pneumonia. Correspondents speak of Mrs. Maynard in the highest terms, as an active worker in t...he church, a lovely Christian character, a benevolent and kind hearted, and a most estimable woman. In fact, all of my informa- tion as regards the daughters of Dr. Guiteau is to the same effect ; and wherever mention or allusion is made to insanity in the family, or any of its members by. Any of my informants, that fact is not withheld in the sketches. Mrs. Maynard had three children, all now living ; one Mrs. Wilson, of Leadville, Colorado, and one Mrs. Lansing, of Michigan. The youngest, after ten or twelve years of age, became weak minded and imbecile, caused as the evidence on the Guiteau trial showed, by reason of frequent mesmeric opera- tions upon her when a young girl.
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