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Page 4
Before Daniel Boone removed with his father to the Yadkin River country , in
North Carolina , John Lincoln settled in the Upper Shenandoah Valley , where *
The preacher in question , of whom Franklin writes in his autobiography without ...
Before Daniel Boone removed with his father to the Yadkin River country , in
North Carolina , John Lincoln settled in the Upper Shenandoah Valley , where *
The preacher in question , of whom Franklin writes in his autobiography without ...
Page 10
The latter stream , considerably larger than Nolin Creek , from which it is
separated by highlands towered with a series of far - looking knobs , runs in an
opposite direction , seeking Salt River and the Ohio . His parents still had like
relations as ...
The latter stream , considerably larger than Nolin Creek , from which it is
separated by highlands towered with a series of far - looking knobs , runs in an
opposite direction , seeking Salt River and the Ohio . His parents still had like
relations as ...
Page 12
He was Elder of the Salt River Circuit , Kentucky , in 1808 , belonging to the old
Western Conference , which met in that year at Liberty Hill , Tennessee , and at
Cincinnati in 1809 . In his Jubilee address at Lincoln , Illinois , September 24 ,
1869 ...
He was Elder of the Salt River Circuit , Kentucky , in 1808 , belonging to the old
Western Conference , which met in that year at Liberty Hill , Tennessee , and at
Cincinnati in 1809 . In his Jubilee address at Lincoln , Illinois , September 24 ,
1869 ...
Page 13
place , near Gentryville , there is now a station named Lincoln , twenty miles by
railway from Rockport , on that river . The principal stream in the vicinity is Little
Pigeon Creek . At first there were very few settlers within many miles . Years
passed ...
place , near Gentryville , there is now a station named Lincoln , twenty miles by
railway from Rockport , on that river . The principal stream in the vicinity is Little
Pigeon Creek . At first there were very few settlers within many miles . Years
passed ...
Page 19
This brought him into familiarity with the Ohio River and with new scenes of life
and business . In the next year his sister , at the age of eighteen , was married to
Aaron Grigsby - a good match , apparently , for both PARENTAGE - CHILDHOOD
...
This brought him into familiarity with the Ohio River and with new scenes of life
and business . In the next year his sister , at the age of eighteen , was married to
Aaron Grigsby - a good match , apparently , for both PARENTAGE - CHILDHOOD
...
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| Title | Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1 Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Joseph Hartwell Barrett |
| Author | Joseph Hartwell Barrett |
| Publisher | Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Sep 2008 |
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