Famous Families of New York volume 2
Famous Families of New York volume 2
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The young soldier showed the same reckless daring as his great grandfather in the Revolution. Nicholas Fish is Vice-President of the New York Society of the Cincinnati. The second son, Hamilton Fish II. , born 1849, is a graduate of Columbia College (1869), and of the Law School (1873). He served his father, while the latter was Secretary of State, as private secretary from 1869 to 1871. He was Speaker and member of the New York Assembly (1874- 1876), and a mem- ber of the New York Aqueduct Com...mission (1886-1888). He married Miss Emily N. Mann, by whom he had five children, among them Hamilton Fish IV. The third son of Hamilton Fish I. , Stuyvesant, was born in 1851. He is a graduate of Columbia College of the class of 1871. The same year he was graduated he entered the service of the Illinois i42 Jfteb Central Railroad, of which he became President. He is a promi- nent officer in several important railroad, insurance, and financial institutions. He married Miss Marion G. Anthon, by whom he had three children — a daughter, Marion Anthon, and two sons, Stuyvesant II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young soldier showed the same reckless daring as his great grandfather in the Revolution. Nicholas Fish is Vice-President of the New York Society of the Cincinnati. The second son, Hamilton Fish II. , born 1849, is a graduate of Columbia College (1869), and of the Law School (1873). He served his father, while the latter was Secretary of State, as private secretary from 1869 to 1871. He was Speaker and member of the New York Assembly (1874- 1876), and a mem- ber of the New York Aqueduct Com...mission (1886-1888). He married Miss Emily N. Mann, by whom he had five children, among them Hamilton Fish IV. The third son of Hamilton Fish I. , Stuyvesant, was born in 1851. He is a graduate of Columbia College of the class of 1871. The same year he was graduated he entered the service of the Illinois i42 Jfteb Central Railroad, of which he became President. He is a promi- nent officer in several important railroad, insurance, and financial institutions. He married Miss Marion G. Anthon, by whom he had three children — a daughter, Marion Anthon, and two sons, Stuyvesant II.
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