Annual Obituary Notices of Eminent Persons who Have Died in the United States. For 1857[-1858]Phillips, Sampson, 1858 |
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... received much satisfaction in this service . The name , the life , the influence of every man makes a part of the history of the times ; and I am sure this contribution to our annals will be of service to the future historian , and a ...
... received much satisfaction in this service . The name , the life , the influence of every man makes a part of the history of the times ; and I am sure this contribution to our annals will be of service to the future historian , and a ...
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... received in the battle of Cheru- busco , Mexico . ALBAUGH , Zachariah , Licking Co. , O. , Nov. 8 , æ . 109. He was born in Mary- land in 1748 , where he resided until the commencement of the revolutionary war , when he entered the army ...
... received in the battle of Cheru- busco , Mexico . ALBAUGH , Zachariah , Licking Co. , O. , Nov. 8 , æ . 109. He was born in Mary- land in 1748 , where he resided until the commencement of the revolutionary war , when he entered the army ...
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... received the most flattering commendations . The subjects which he has treated are all of unusual practical importance , and the selection of such subjects is of itself a favorable indication of the cast of his mind and the character of ...
... received the most flattering commendations . The subjects which he has treated are all of unusual practical importance , and the selection of such subjects is of itself a favorable indication of the cast of his mind and the character of ...
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... received in several contests with panthers , in which his life depended on his own presence of mind , and the faithfulness of his dog . Much of his time was spent in hunting , which proved the most lucrative busi- ness in which he could ...
... received in several contests with panthers , in which his life depended on his own presence of mind , and the faithfulness of his dog . Much of his time was spent in hunting , which proved the most lucrative busi- ness in which he could ...
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... received nothing but the re- ward of the peacemaker . Though he was frequently elevated by the suffrages of his fellow - citizens to places of honor and trust , yet he was never anxious for that kind of preferment . Judge Barto was ...
... received nothing but the re- ward of the peacemaker . Though he was frequently elevated by the suffrages of his fellow - citizens to places of honor and trust , yet he was never anxious for that kind of preferment . Judge Barto was ...
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Page 64 - Resolved, That as a testimony of respect for the memory of the deceased, the members and officers of this House will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, That the proceedings of this House, in relation to the death of the Hon.
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Page 420 - ... settled minister in Cape Elizabeth more than half a century ago, and was for a number of years, a teacher of youth in this city, a brief notice of this worthy gentleman may appropriately find a place in our public papers. Mr. Gregg was a descendant from Captain James Gregg, one of that excellent colony of immigrants called the Scotch Irish, which came to this country from the north of Ireland, in the early part of the last century. In that noble company were the ancestors of the McKeens, Armstrongs,...