The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Volumen21Historical Society of Pennsylvania., 1897 |
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... of Henry Gouldney . She died of cholick , " 13th July , 1717 , and was buried at the Bemhill Fields ground on the 17th . She was fifty - nine years old . thee 6 or 8 , which would be very Comfortable The Family of William Penn . 9.
... of Henry Gouldney . She died of cholick , " 13th July , 1717 , and was buried at the Bemhill Fields ground on the 17th . She was fifty - nine years old . thee 6 or 8 , which would be very Comfortable The Family of William Penn . 9.
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... Died of a Lingering Feaver & gradual decay about 5 Months after her dear Brother . My poor Niece Poole is also since De- ceas'd , of an uncommon Ayling & pain in her Head , scarce understood by any , but as was suppos'd proceeded from a ...
... Died of a Lingering Feaver & gradual decay about 5 Months after her dear Brother . My poor Niece Poole is also since De- ceas'd , of an uncommon Ayling & pain in her Head , scarce understood by any , but as was suppos'd proceeded from a ...
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... died . July 19. - Breakfasted at Vanhornes - dined at Bladensburgh & lodged in Geo : Town . July 20. — After doing business with the Com " of the fed1 City I proceeded on my journey & got home to dinner . " — Washington's Diary ...
... died . July 19. - Breakfasted at Vanhornes - dined at Bladensburgh & lodged in Geo : Town . July 20. — After doing business with the Com " of the fed1 City I proceeded on my journey & got home to dinner . " — Washington's Diary ...
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... His first wife , who died at Philadel- phia , July 28 , 1793 , was Mary Long , of Portsmouth , New Hampshire , his native place . give the preference to him , against whom the least Washington after the Revolution , 1795 . 25.
... His first wife , who died at Philadel- phia , July 28 , 1793 , was Mary Long , of Portsmouth , New Hampshire , his native place . give the preference to him , against whom the least Washington after the Revolution , 1795 . 25.
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... died August 23 , and on the same day Timothy Pickering was appointed Secretary of State in the place of Edmund Randolph . The office of Secretary of War was filled January 27 , 1796 , by the appointment Washington after the Revolution ...
... died August 23 , and on the same day Timothy Pickering was appointed Secretary of State in the place of Edmund Randolph . The office of Secretary of War was filled January 27 , 1796 , by the appointment Washington after the Revolution ...
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