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18 William A. Richardson , Democratic member of Congress , from Quincy district , elected to the United States Senate in 1863 to fill out Douglas term . 10 Samuel S. Marshall , of McLeansboro , elected to Congress as a Democrat .
18 William A. Richardson , Democratic member of Congress , from Quincy district , elected to the United States Senate in 1863 to fill out Douglas term . 10 Samuel S. Marshall , of McLeansboro , elected to Congress as a Democrat .
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Mrs. Mary Jane Smith Selby has written for the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society a charming little chapter of historical reminiscences which she calls “ A little Girl's recollections of Quincy in the ' Forties with ...
Mrs. Mary Jane Smith Selby has written for the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society a charming little chapter of historical reminiscences which she calls “ A little Girl's recollections of Quincy in the ' Forties with ...
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The family came to Quincy , Illinois in 1838. Mary Jane Smith went East to school . She attended Mount Holyoke Female Seminary ( now College ) and graduated in 1853 after which for a little while she taught as a pupil - teacher in a ...
The family came to Quincy , Illinois in 1838. Mary Jane Smith went East to school . She attended Mount Holyoke Female Seminary ( now College ) and graduated in 1853 after which for a little while she taught as a pupil - teacher in a ...
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In the meantime my mother's relatives in Massachusetts seem to have taken the western fever , One had gone to Quincy , Ill . , as a home missionary teacher . She was well educated , for those days , was good - looking , and refined .
In the meantime my mother's relatives in Massachusetts seem to have taken the western fever , One had gone to Quincy , Ill . , as a home missionary teacher . She was well educated , for those days , was good - looking , and refined .
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1 Besides the daughter , there were two sons , considerably older , John , Jr. , and Robert , who spent very little time in Quincy at that day , but were undoubtedly pursuing their studies in some more educationally favored localities .
1 Besides the daughter , there were two sons , considerably older , John , Jr. , and Robert , who spent very little time in Quincy at that day , but were undoubtedly pursuing their studies in some more educationally favored localities .
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| Título | Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen16,Temas1-2 |
| Autor | Illinois State Historical Society |
| Editor | Illinois State Historical Society., 1923 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 1 Ago. 2019 |
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