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Page 58
It seemed that the wife of this man - Captain Reuben Turner - had been called as
a witness in a suit where his brother - William Turnerwas a party , and that ' she
had testified against William . That William at once arose and denounced her to ...
It seemed that the wife of this man - Captain Reuben Turner - had been called as
a witness in a suit where his brother - William Turnerwas a party , and that ' she
had testified against William . That William at once arose and denounced her to ...
Page 59
I think William would not sign the papers , and that the old captain collected the
judgment . This love for his wife and his odd sailor ways and expressions
interested me in him , though he continued his intemperate habits . But at length I
met ...
I think William would not sign the papers , and that the old captain collected the
judgment . This love for his wife and his odd sailor ways and expressions
interested me in him , though he continued his intemperate habits . But at length I
met ...
Page 60
Captain Turner was remarkable for his great good sense . This was specially
seen in one of our county temperance conventions . It was in the very white heat
of the Washingtonian movement . A . W . Kellogg had denounced the clergy for
not ...
Captain Turner was remarkable for his great good sense . This was specially
seen in one of our county temperance conventions . It was in the very white heat
of the Washingtonian movement . A . W . Kellogg had denounced the clergy for
not ...
Page 61
Old Captain Turner sprung to his feet and said : “ Father Aiken seems to feel a
good deal wamble - cropped at what Brother Kellogg has said , and I am not
surprised at it . For it is true that the blackcoats did build this good ship and
floated us ...
Old Captain Turner sprung to his feet and said : “ Father Aiken seems to feel a
good deal wamble - cropped at what Brother Kellogg has said , and I am not
surprised at it . For it is true that the blackcoats did build this good ship and
floated us ...
Page 62
The note came here for collecinto , judgment was rendered , and those men had
to walk up to the captain ' s office and settle the bill . Nothing affects me more
forcibly than the contrast between that little machine and the array of sometimes a
...
The note came here for collecinto , judgment was rendered , and those men had
to walk up to the captain ' s office and settle the bill . Nothing affects me more
forcibly than the contrast between that little machine and the array of sometimes a
...
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| Title | Annals of the Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County, Volumes 1-2 |
| Author | Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County |
| Publisher | The Association, 1880 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 4 May 2009 |
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