Heroes of the Revolution With Fine Portraits
Heroes of the Revolution With Fine Portraits
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ROGER SHERMAN.
In 1749, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Hartwell of Stoughton, in Massachusetts.
After her decease, in 1760, he married Miss Rebecca Prescott, of Danvers, in the same 1* 10 HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION.
State. By these wives he had fifteen chil- dren.
In 1759, he was appointed Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Litchfield, Conn. , which office he held for two years.
In 1766, Mr. Sherman was elected a member of the Upper House, in the Gener- al Assembly of Connecti...cut, and during the same year he was appointed a Judge of the Superior Court. He continued a member of the Upper House for nineteen years, un- til 1785, when, the two offices which he held being considered incompatible, he relinquish- ed his seat at the council-board, preferring his station as a Judge.
Mr. Sherman was a delegate to the cele- brated Congress of 1774, and continued un- interuptedly a member of that body, until his death in 1793. His services during his congressional career were many and import- ant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ROGER SHERMAN.
In 1749, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Hartwell of Stoughton, in Massachusetts.
After her decease, in 1760, he married Miss Rebecca Prescott, of Danvers, in the same 1* 10 HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION.
State. By these wives he had fifteen chil- dren.
In 1759, he was appointed Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Litchfield, Conn. , which office he held for two years.
In 1766, Mr. Sherman was elected a member of the Upper House, in the Gener- al Assembly of Connecti...cut, and during the same year he was appointed a Judge of the Superior Court. He continued a member of the Upper House for nineteen years, un- til 1785, when, the two offices which he held being considered incompatible, he relinquish- ed his seat at the council-board, preferring his station as a Judge.
Mr. Sherman was a delegate to the cele- brated Congress of 1774, and continued un- interuptedly a member of that body, until his death in 1793. His services during his congressional career were many and import- ant.
What to read after Heroes of the Revolution With Fine Portraits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Clay Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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