Fletcher Family Union : Instituted in Lowell, Mass., Aug. 30th, 1876
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D., of New York City, was next intro- duced and spoke of the pleasure he enjoyed in meeting so many of the kindred. He referred to our genealogical work and spoke of its importance, urging the assistance of the members in perfecting it, and in forwarding the enterprise of a new edition.
Rev. Stephen C. Fletcher, 7 (grandson of 2254) of New London, N.
H., a colonel in the late war, serving nearly four years, and participating in twentv battles, addressed the meeting, and wasfollowed by Prof. Aus...tin B. Fletcher, 8 (gt. grandson of 102) of Boston, Mass., who said: "It was a common saying of my fathers that boys and cabbages needed transplanting, and I have found in my own little experience that it is a good thing to go away from home once in a while. I used to tliink'that about all the Fletchers in this country lived in Mendon, the town in which I was born; but about a year ago I found that the Fletcher family had had a meeting in this city, and that my branch had not even been invited. I felt that it was a matter which needed looking into, and after a time I got hold of the book, the compilation of which has occupied the time and talents of our honored kinsman from New York for so many years, and I found that the branch to which I belong was so insignificant when compared with the others that he hadn't noticed us at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D., of New York City, was next intro- duced and spoke of the pleasure he enjoyed in meeting so many of the kindred. He referred to our genealogical work and spoke of its importance, urging the assistance of the members in perfecting it, and in forwarding the enterprise of a new edition.
Rev. Stephen C. Fletcher, 7 (grandson of 2254) of New London, N.
H., a colonel in the late war, serving nearly four years, and participating in twentv battles, addressed the meeting, and wasfollowed by Prof. Aus...tin B. Fletcher, 8 (gt. grandson of 102) of Boston, Mass., who said: "It was a common saying of my fathers that boys and cabbages needed transplanting, and I have found in my own little experience that it is a good thing to go away from home once in a while. I used to tliink'that about all the Fletchers in this country lived in Mendon, the town in which I was born; but about a year ago I found that the Fletcher family had had a meeting in this city, and that my branch had not even been invited. I felt that it was a matter which needed looking into, and after a time I got hold of the book, the compilation of which has occupied the time and talents of our honored kinsman from New York for so many years, and I found that the branch to which I belong was so insignificant when compared with the others that he hadn't noticed us at all.
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