Chicago: Its History And Its Builders, a Century of Marvelous Growth 1
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In the early part of 1827 Mr. Galloway took his family to his claim at what was then called the Grand Rapids of the Illinois, at the present site of Marseilles.
There the family continued to live until the death of Mr. Galloway in 1864, his wife having died in 1880. Two years after the arrival there of the family, in June, 1829, the eldest daughter Mary was married to Archibald Cly bourn, who had come to Chicago in 1828, was engaged in the butchering business, and often had to go as far south a...s Sangamon County to buy his cattle, thus passing by the home of Mary Galloway.
DR. ALEXANDER WOLCOTT Dr. Alexander Wolcott was Indian agent at Chicago from 1820 until his death in 1880. He was a Yale graduate, and had come to Chicago from Connecticut. He was appointed physician of Governor Cass' western expedition in 1820, one of the party with Schoolcraft, Trowbridge and John H. Kinzie. Of the Chicago of Dr.
Wolcott's day, Schoolcraft tells us: "We found four or five families living here, the principal of which were those of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the early part of 1827 Mr. Galloway took his family to his claim at what was then called the Grand Rapids of the Illinois, at the present site of Marseilles.
There the family continued to live until the death of Mr. Galloway in 1864, his wife having died in 1880. Two years after the arrival there of the family, in June, 1829, the eldest daughter Mary was married to Archibald Cly bourn, who had come to Chicago in 1828, was engaged in the butchering business, and often had to go as far south a...s Sangamon County to buy his cattle, thus passing by the home of Mary Galloway.
DR. ALEXANDER WOLCOTT Dr. Alexander Wolcott was Indian agent at Chicago from 1820 until his death in 1880. He was a Yale graduate, and had come to Chicago from Connecticut. He was appointed physician of Governor Cass' western expedition in 1820, one of the party with Schoolcraft, Trowbridge and John H. Kinzie. Of the Chicago of Dr.
Wolcott's day, Schoolcraft tells us: "We found four or five families living here, the principal of which were those of Mr.
What to read after Chicago: Its History And Its Builders, a Century of Marvelous Growth 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Seymour Josiah Seymour Currey to read onlineMoreLess
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