Annual Obituary Notices of Eminent Persons who Have Died in the United States. For 1857[-1858]Phillips, Sampson, 1858 |
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... returned to the place of his nativity . He afterwards visited the wilds of the Snowshoe country , with a view of seek- ing a new home . He settled about one mile from the Little or Black Moshan- non , and 17 miles from the Bald Eagle ...
... returned to the place of his nativity . He afterwards visited the wilds of the Snowshoe country , with a view of seek- ing a new home . He settled about one mile from the Little or Black Moshan- non , and 17 miles from the Bald Eagle ...
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... returned in 1833 , and settled on a farm in Hard- wick , Vt . , where his parents died , and where he chose to close his own earth- ly pilgrimage . From this time , he preached only occasionally , in vacant congregations , but kept up ...
... returned in 1833 , and settled on a farm in Hard- wick , Vt . , where his parents died , and where he chose to close his own earth- ly pilgrimage . From this time , he preached only occasionally , in vacant congregations , but kept up ...
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... returned by the sheriff that he was in custody under civil process , and would not be permitted to come ; upon which the orderly was directed to take a file of men and bring him to the ranks . The sheriff and posse resisted , and the ...
... returned by the sheriff that he was in custody under civil process , and would not be permitted to come ; upon which the orderly was directed to take a file of men and bring him to the ranks . The sheriff and posse resisted , and the ...
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... Returning to Kentucky in the year 1814 , he commenced the practice of his profession , and at the age of 22 was ... returned , and soon after married the sister - in - law of Gerrit Smith , a lady named Fitzhugh , who survives him ...
... Returning to Kentucky in the year 1814 , he commenced the practice of his profession , and at the age of 22 was ... returned , and soon after married the sister - in - law of Gerrit Smith , a lady named Fitzhugh , who survives him ...
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... returned , married into the family , and settled in Kerry , where his descendants still reside . In 1831 , emigrate to this . country . having married Miss Byron , ( great- granddaughter of Jean Jaques Rous- seau , and whose father ...
... returned , married into the family , and settled in Kerry , where his descendants still reside . In 1831 , emigrate to this . country . having married Miss Byron , ( great- granddaughter of Jean Jaques Rous- seau , and whose father ...
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