History of Chautauqua County New York And Its People
History of Chautauqua County New York And Its People
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Y. , with Ora L. Post, a daughter of Jerome W. And Lydia W. Post, formerly residents of Pleasantville, Pa. , where they were highly esteemed. Two children have been born to Mr. And Mrs. Frank, as follows: Nixon L. , April 7, 1905; Jean A. , June 18, 1911.
GERRY H. WILCOX— Well known in the town of Villenova as a substantial farmer and upright citi- zen, Gerry H. Wilcox in his life exemplifies the homely virtues, industry and honesty to a' degree worthy of emulation. The old Wilcox homestead in ...Villenova, where he was born, is now the joint property of Gerry H. Wilcox and brother, and their home, which com- prises 300 acres, yields bountifully in response to their intelligent management.
Geiry H. Wilcox is a descendant of Thomas and Huldah (McManus) Wilcox, early settlers of Cherry Creek, Chautauqua county, N. Y. Huldah McManus was a daughter of Capt. Christopher McManus, a Rev- olutionary soldier from New Jersey, who died in For- estville, Chautauqua county, N. Y. , in 1849, aged ninety- three.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Y. , with Ora L. Post, a daughter of Jerome W. And Lydia W. Post, formerly residents of Pleasantville, Pa. , where they were highly esteemed. Two children have been born to Mr. And Mrs. Frank, as follows: Nixon L. , April 7, 1905; Jean A. , June 18, 1911.
GERRY H. WILCOX— Well known in the town of Villenova as a substantial farmer and upright citi- zen, Gerry H. Wilcox in his life exemplifies the homely virtues, industry and honesty to a' degree worthy of emulation. The old Wilcox homestead in ...Villenova, where he was born, is now the joint property of Gerry H. Wilcox and brother, and their home, which com- prises 300 acres, yields bountifully in response to their intelligent management.
Geiry H. Wilcox is a descendant of Thomas and Huldah (McManus) Wilcox, early settlers of Cherry Creek, Chautauqua county, N. Y. Huldah McManus was a daughter of Capt. Christopher McManus, a Rev- olutionary soldier from New Jersey, who died in For- estville, Chautauqua county, N. Y. , in 1849, aged ninety- three.
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