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Yet this wild region had a much higher destiny - a destiny which its . dusky
occupants did not comprehend . Their prophets , however , frequently predicted
that a superior race would at no remote period invade their wild domains and
ANNALS ...
Yet this wild region had a much higher destiny - a destiny which its . dusky
occupants did not comprehend . Their prophets , however , frequently predicted
that a superior race would at no remote period invade their wild domains and
ANNALS ...
Page 33
He it was who dwelt in the log house , on the slope from Superior street to the
harbor . The sight of weakness and oppression can draw “ iron tears ” down his
cheek , and the fugitive from slavery , on his way to the land of promise beyond
the ...
He it was who dwelt in the log house , on the slope from Superior street to the
harbor . The sight of weakness and oppression can draw “ iron tears ” down his
cheek , and the fugitive from slavery , on his way to the land of promise beyond
the ...
Page 39
Her husband kept the hotel known as the Commercial House on Superior street ,
where the Miller ' s block now stands . She was of German parentage , and her ' s
was the first family speaking the German language in the city of Cleveland .
Her husband kept the hotel known as the Commercial House on Superior street ,
where the Miller ' s block now stands . She was of German parentage , and her ' s
was the first family speaking the German language in the city of Cleveland .
Page 54
I will say that at my earliest recollection Water street had been opened ; that is ,
the timber had been cut out and a wagon road was run down through the center
of the street from Superior street to Bank street , so called . It had grown up ...
I will say that at my earliest recollection Water street had been opened ; that is ,
the timber had been cut out and a wagon road was run down through the center
of the street from Superior street to Bank street , so called . It had grown up ...
Page 55
There was a clearing on each side of Water street from Superior street to the lake
; on the west side of Water street to the river , and on the east side to about where
Bank street is , and the lower part of it from St . Clair street — there being no St ...
There was a clearing on each side of Water street from Superior street to the lake
; on the west side of Water street to the river , and on the east side to about where
Bank street is , and the lower part of it from St . Clair street — there being no St ...
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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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