History of Brooklyn, Susquehanna Co., Penna; Its Homes and Its People
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 144 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.3in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1889 Excerpt: . . . and Lura M. , a daughter of Chauncey B. Dewitt, his wife, occupy the old place on the Catharine Frick warrantee, formerly occupied by Francis Fish and George W. Tewksbury, and before that by Amos Tewksbury. The place is secluded, but cosily screened from the winter winds. George W. Tewksbury, a son of Asa Tewksbury, married Eliza, a daughter of Francis Fish. They have a son Edwin. Mr. T. came to this place about 1860, or a little before, and worked it for some years jointly with his father-in-law. After a few years he bought the Ebenezer Jayne place and removed to it, and subsequently went to Scran ton. Francis Fis H came with his father Anthony from Groton, Ch in 1814 when about 14 years old. He married Nancy Tarbox and they had a daughter Eliza, Mrs. G. W. Tewksbury. They lived in several places before coming to this. Mrs. F. died here June 3; 1860, age, 59 years. Subsequently Mr. Fish married Diadama (Scott) Wright, who afterward married Horace Ball and is now deceased. Mr. F. died on this place July 11, 1884, age, 83 yrs. , 10 mo. , and 27 days. Hill Cemetery. Amos Tewksbury was a son of Sargent Tewksbury with whom he came from Vt. in 1802, when about 4 years old. He was assessed with 72 acres in fall of 1823, undoubtedly this place, which he left a year or two before selling it to Fish and Tewksbury, removing to the village. His first wife was Harriet Robinson and their children were Nancy (Mrs. I. N. Palmer), Benjamin F. , Fannie M. , and Ellen (Mrs. Frost). Mrs. T. died July 25, 1842, age, 39. Mr. T. subsequently married Rebecca Gates who after Mr. T. s death went west. Amos Tewksbury died Sept. 26, 1864, aged 66 years. Old Cemetery. Benjamin Franklin Tewksbury and Benson, his wife, also lived here a short time before the place was sold to Mr. Fish, A. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1889 Excerpt: ... and Lura M., a daughter of Chauncey B. Dewitt, his wife, occupy the old place on the Catharine Frick warrantee, formerly occupied by Francis Fish and George W. Tewksbury, and before that by Amos Tewksbury. The place is secluded, but cosily screened from the winter winds. George W. Tewksbury, a son of Asa Tewksbury, married Eliza, a daughter of Francis Fish. They have a son Edwin. Mr. T. came to this place about 1860, or a little before, and worked it for some years jointly with his father-in-law. After a few years he bought the Ebenezer Jayne place and removed to it, and subsequently went to Scran ton. Francis Fis H came with his father Anthony from Groton, Ch in 1814 when about 14 years old. He married Nancy Tarbox and they had a daughter Eliza, Mrs. G. W. Tewksbury. They lived in several places before coming to this. Mrs. F. died here June 3; 1860, age, 59 years. Subsequently Mr. Fish married Diadama (Scott) Wright, who afterward married Horace Ball and is now deceased. Mr. F. died on this place July 11, 1884, age, 83 yrs., 10 mo., and 27 days. Hill Cemetery. Amos Tewksbury was a son of Sargent Tewksbury with whom he came from Vt. in 1802, when about 4 years old. He was assessed with 72 acres in fall of 1823, undoubtedly this place, which he left a year or two before selling it to Fish & Tewksbury, removing to the village. His first wife was Harriet Robinson and their children were Nancy (Mrs. I. N. Palmer), Benjamin F., Fannie M., and Ellen (Mrs. Frost). Mrs. T. died July 25, 1842, age, 39. Mr. T. subsequently married Rebecca Gates who after Mr. T.'s death went west. Amos Tewksbury died Sept. 26,1864, aged 66 years. Old Cemetery. Benjamin Franklin Tewksbury ' and Benson, his wife, also lived here a short time before the place was sold to Mr. Fish, A... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com, Sales rank: 14099539.

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