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Page 4
We implore thy blessing on our Chief Magistrate and all others in authority , that
they may so discharge their several duties as most effectually to promote thy
glory , the interests of true religion and virtue , and the peace and honor and
welfare ...
We implore thy blessing on our Chief Magistrate and all others in authority , that
they may so discharge their several duties as most effectually to promote thy
glory , the interests of true religion and virtue , and the peace and honor and
welfare ...
Page 6
The crown is one of honor , which honorably connects us with that heroic phalanx
of early pioneers who were active in subduing a wilderness and in transforming it
into a civilized land of happy homes — the rich inheritance of the living ...
The crown is one of honor , which honorably connects us with that heroic phalanx
of early pioneers who were active in subduing a wilderness and in transforming it
into a civilized land of happy homes — the rich inheritance of the living ...
Page 13
The next day after the celebration the party proceeded to fell timber and erect a
log store house , which they called “ Stowe ' s Castle , ” in honor of Joshua Stowe
, who was their commissary . This strange and uncouth structure attracted the ...
The next day after the celebration the party proceeded to fell timber and erect a
log store house , which they called “ Stowe ' s Castle , ” in honor of Joshua Stowe
, who was their commissary . This strange and uncouth structure attracted the ...
Page 28
In contemplating the life and character of our early settlers , their principles and
motives of action , it will occur to you that the firmest guaranty of private honor
and good faith in all our business transactions may be traced to the ordinance of
...
In contemplating the life and character of our early settlers , their principles and
motives of action , it will occur to you that the firmest guaranty of private honor
and good faith in all our business transactions may be traced to the ordinance of
...
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He died at his residence in this city on the 11th of February , 1880 , full of years
and honors , and with but little abatement of the natural force of his vigorous
character . The next member who has died is Judge Seth A . Abbey . He was
born in ...
He died at his residence in this city on the 11th of February , 1880 , full of years
and honors , and with but little abatement of the natural force of his vigorous
character . The next member who has died is Judge Seth A . Abbey . He was
born in ...
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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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