A History of Otsego
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This was the "Red Schoolhouse," which stood just below where Tilly Blakely lives. The old schoolhouse was standing in 1846, and was finally incorporated into the house now owned and re- History of Otego m cently occupied by Alonzo Adams. Some of the early teachers were David Shepherd, Peter Fir- man, Legrand Scofield, Darwin Clark, who after- ward became Governor of Wisconsin, Sarah Carr, Lucy Newland and Delia Gates. At one time there were eighty pupils and only one teacher.
It was decided to ...divide the district, and the order to this purpose took effect 8 August 1854.
The dividing line between the two districts thus formed was about the line of the present Averill street. The schoolhouse in the lower district was built by Abner Ferry and stood near where G.
N. Mulkins lives. Three of the first teachers were Ed. Youmans, John Burr and Harriet Hughston.
In the upper district school was first held upstairs in the Cole block. J. R. Thorp taught here the winters of 1855 and 1856, and had fifty-eight pu- pils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the "Red Schoolhouse," which stood just below where Tilly Blakely lives. The old schoolhouse was standing in 1846, and was finally incorporated into the house now owned and re- History of Otego m cently occupied by Alonzo Adams. Some of the early teachers were David Shepherd, Peter Fir- man, Legrand Scofield, Darwin Clark, who after- ward became Governor of Wisconsin, Sarah Carr, Lucy Newland and Delia Gates. At one time there were eighty pupils and only one teacher.
It was decided to ...divide the district, and the order to this purpose took effect 8 August 1854.
The dividing line between the two districts thus formed was about the line of the present Averill street. The schoolhouse in the lower district was built by Abner Ferry and stood near where G.
N. Mulkins lives. Three of the first teachers were Ed. Youmans, John Burr and Harriet Hughston.
In the upper district school was first held upstairs in the Cole block. J. R. Thorp taught here the winters of 1855 and 1856, and had fifty-eight pu- pils.
What to read after A History of Otsego?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart Banyar Blakely to read onlineMoreLess
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