Historic Homes of Amherst
Historic Homes of Amherst
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In spite of his generous gifts. Dr. Smith died worth $25, 000. The yellow house was moved from its first lo- cation to make a place for what was then a palatial mansion, the house recently occupied by John White, which was built by Colonel Elijah Dickinson. His wife, Jerusha, related all these tales of her grandfather to her little granddaughter, who owns the doctor's watch, and from whom we learn the facts to-day.
Dr. Nathaniel Smith died March 9, 1774, aged seventy-three. Before this time, Dr.... Seth Coleman, a graduate of Harvard, came in to take his practice. He was a very religious man, a deacon in the church and clerk and treasurer of the parish. The most we know about him concerns a smallpox hospital which he estabUshed and which was burned in the night. No- Early Amherst Doctors 43 vember 7, 1776, by citizens of Hadley, Amherst and Pelham. The incendiaries first drove out the fifteen patients who were re- covering from inoculation, and then and there " took fire from the herth and put It Into a slawbunk and knoct the slawbunk to peices and put on the fire In the slawbunk and gathered other fuel and put to the fire and knoct the windows to pieces and soon got the house all In a flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In spite of his generous gifts. Dr. Smith died worth $25, 000. The yellow house was moved from its first lo- cation to make a place for what was then a palatial mansion, the house recently occupied by John White, which was built by Colonel Elijah Dickinson. His wife, Jerusha, related all these tales of her grandfather to her little granddaughter, who owns the doctor's watch, and from whom we learn the facts to-day.
Dr. Nathaniel Smith died March 9, 1774, aged seventy-three. Before this time, Dr.... Seth Coleman, a graduate of Harvard, came in to take his practice. He was a very religious man, a deacon in the church and clerk and treasurer of the parish. The most we know about him concerns a smallpox hospital which he estabUshed and which was burned in the night. No- Early Amherst Doctors 43 vember 7, 1776, by citizens of Hadley, Amherst and Pelham. The incendiaries first drove out the fifteen patients who were re- covering from inoculation, and then and there " took fire from the herth and put It Into a slawbunk and knoct the slawbunk to peices and put on the fire In the slawbunk and gathered other fuel and put to the fire and knoct the windows to pieces and soon got the house all In a flame.
What to read after Historic Homes of Amherst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Morehouse Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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