History of Princeton And Its Institutions: the Town From Its First Settlement, Through the Revolutionary War, to the Present Time
History of Princeton And Its Institutions: the Town From Its First Settlement, Through the Revolutionary War, to the Present Time
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Mr. Passage was of French extraction ; he was a kind and obliging neighbor, with industrious habits. In politics he was a strong democrat. His wife, who survived him a few years, was noted for her benevolent and kindly nature, which made her to delight in opening her hand to the poor.
They had a large family ; four sons and five daughters.
The sons were Thomas, Christopher, William and Joseph.
They are all dead. The daughters were Margaret, who w^as married to the Rev. Francis C. Usher, who gra...duated at the seminary here in 1833 ; Marian, who is still living in Princeton unmarried ; Caroline, who was married to David Crawford, of Washington, who graduated in college in the class of 1824, and then settled in Alabama — a lawyer of fine promise, but who died young ; she also has been dead many years ; Ade- laide, who was married to Alfred W. Clifton, now deceased ; she is living with her sister Marian, in Princeton ; and Cath- arine, who was married to the late Judge Pearson, of Illi- nois.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Passage was of French extraction ; he was a kind and obliging neighbor, with industrious habits. In politics he was a strong democrat. His wife, who survived him a few years, was noted for her benevolent and kindly nature, which made her to delight in opening her hand to the poor.
They had a large family ; four sons and five daughters.
The sons were Thomas, Christopher, William and Joseph.
They are all dead. The daughters were Margaret, who w^as married to the Rev. Francis C. Usher, who gra...duated at the seminary here in 1833 ; Marian, who is still living in Princeton unmarried ; Caroline, who was married to David Crawford, of Washington, who graduated in college in the class of 1824, and then settled in Alabama — a lawyer of fine promise, but who died young ; she also has been dead many years ; Ade- laide, who was married to Alfred W. Clifton, now deceased ; she is living with her sister Marian, in Princeton ; and Cath- arine, who was married to the late Judge Pearson, of Illi- nois.
What to read after History of Princeton And Its Institutions: the Town From Its First Settlement, Through the Revolutionary War, to the Present Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hageman, John Frelinghuysen. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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