Annual Obituary Notices of Eminent Persons who Have Died in the United States. For 1857[-1858]Phillips, Sampson, 1858 |
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... honor of him . He removed to Rutherford Co. in the year 1824 , and resided there till his death . He was honest and upright in all his dealings , industrious and ener getic in the prosecution of his business , an affectionate husband ...
... honor of him . He removed to Rutherford Co. in the year 1824 , and resided there till his death . He was honest and upright in all his dealings , industrious and ener getic in the prosecution of his business , an affectionate husband ...
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... honor , and leaving a monument to his memory , of which his friends may well be proud . - Tenn . Paper . æ . 49 . MRS . CAROLINE L. ALLEN , Medway Village , Ms. , Aug. 11 , principal of the Family School for Young Ladies , " The sudden ...
... honor , and leaving a monument to his memory , of which his friends may well be proud . - Tenn . Paper . æ . 49 . MRS . CAROLINE L. ALLEN , Medway Village , Ms. , Aug. 11 , principal of the Family School for Young Ladies , " The sudden ...
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... honor to his native state , but forms no inconsiderable item in the juridical reputation of the country . ANKENY , Mr. , Clearspring , Md . , July 11 , æ . 70. Mr. Ankeny was a very respectable farmer , extensively known and universally ...
... honor to his native state , but forms no inconsiderable item in the juridical reputation of the country . ANKENY , Mr. , Clearspring , Md . , July 11 , æ . 70. Mr. Ankeny was a very respectable farmer , extensively known and universally ...
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... honor by the citizens of his town and county , and was exten- sively known and esteemed for his probity and worth . AUSTIN , Rev. James B. , Logan , O. , Sept. 27 , æ . 51 . AUSTIN , Mrs. M. A. , New Orleans , Feb. 16 , æ . , widow of ...
... honor by the citizens of his town and county , and was exten- sively known and esteemed for his probity and worth . AUSTIN , Rev. James B. , Logan , O. , Sept. 27 , æ . 51 . AUSTIN , Mrs. M. A. , New Orleans , Feb. 16 , æ . , widow of ...
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... honor of deliver- ing the Greek oration . It was during his sophomore year , in the autumn of 1790 , that , after a long and painful law work , as he himself expressed it , " the rebellion of his heart was hopefully conquered , and ...
... honor of deliver- ing the Greek oration . It was during his sophomore year , in the autumn of 1790 , that , after a long and painful law work , as he himself expressed it , " the rebellion of his heart was hopefully conquered , and ...
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