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... Ireland after the reign of James VI . This migration was due to English persecution , and later many of the refugees , who had settled principally in the province of Ulster , sought more religious freedom in the new world . Some of the ...
... Ireland after the reign of James VI . This migration was due to English persecution , and later many of the refugees , who had settled principally in the province of Ulster , sought more religious freedom in the new world . Some of the ...
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... Ireland . The following year he came to America with his parents , and the departure from Ireland , the land which he dearly loved , was a great grief to him , as well as to the remainder of the family . When they arrived here , they ...
... Ireland . The following year he came to America with his parents , and the departure from Ireland , the land which he dearly loved , was a great grief to him , as well as to the remainder of the family . When they arrived here , they ...
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... Ireland , prior to his emigration . Mrs. Fulton was educated in Dungannon , Ireland , at a private seminary for females . The children of John and Anne ( Mackay ) Fulton were : 1. Marie , married John D. Ligon , in 1889. He is a ...
... Ireland , prior to his emigration . Mrs. Fulton was educated in Dungannon , Ireland , at a private seminary for females . The children of John and Anne ( Mackay ) Fulton were : 1. Marie , married John D. Ligon , in 1889. He is a ...
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... Ireland . He sailed from Belfast and landed at Jamestown , Virginia , on the 12th of the 1st month , 1689 , after a voyage of fifty - two days ; and arrived in ' ennsylvania on the 29th of the 3d month following . Alphonsus Kirk was a ...
... Ireland . He sailed from Belfast and landed at Jamestown , Virginia , on the 12th of the 1st month , 1689 , after a voyage of fifty - two days ; and arrived in ' ennsylvania on the 29th of the 3d month following . Alphonsus Kirk was a ...
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... Ireland , in 1809. He came to America in 1830 and settled in the city of New York , where he remained for some years . He removed to Johnstown , Cambria county , Pennsylvania , in 1840 , and died there in 1860. During all these years he ...
... Ireland , in 1809. He came to America in 1830 and settled in the city of New York , where he remained for some years . He removed to Johnstown , Cambria county , Pennsylvania , in 1840 , and died there in 1860. During all these years he ...
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Page 17 - Among those adventurers and settlers, who arrived about this time, were also many from Wales, of those who are called Ancient Britons, and mostly Quakers, divers of whom were of the original or early stock of that Society there. They had early purchased of the proprietary in England forty thousand acres of land. Those who came, at present, took up so much of it, on the west side of...
Page 19 - ... which courts are held every two months. But, to prevent lawsuits, there are three peacemakers chosen by every county court, in the nature of common arbitrators, to hear and end differences between man and man. And spring and fall there is an orphans' court in each county, to inspect and regulate the affairs of orphans and widows.
Page 388 - America, he entered the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania, from which he was graduated in 1913 with the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
Page 328 - Wilkinson is an adherent of the principles of the Republican party. He is a member of the...
Page 343 - Detroit in 1878, and has built up a large and lucrative practice. He is a member of the Detroit and Michigan Bar Associations, and of the Municipal League of Detroit.
Page 22 - Britons, who always in the Land of our Nativity, under the crown of England, have enjoyed that Liberty and privilege as to have our bounds and limits by ourselves within which all causes, quarrels, crimes, and titles were tryed, and wholly determined by officers, magistrates, and jurors of our own language...
Page 208 - August, 1861, to serve three years or during the war, and was mustered into the United States service as a private of Captain Samuel R.
Page 632 - Shrine, and with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the Improved Order of Red Men, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, the Knights of Pythias and the Knights of Khorassan.
Page 368 - He was a Democrat in politics, and he and his wife were members of the Lutheran church.
Page 486 - At the breaking out of the Civil war he enlisted as a private in...