Records of the Columbia Historical Society, Washington, D.C., Volume 24The Society, 1922 - Washington (D.C.) |
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... Henry , enlisted in the Confederate army ; was with Wise in West Virginia before the Seven Days ' Fight , was transferred to the Tenth Virginia Cavalry under W. H. F. Lee , was Vidette at Yorktown , seeing the Confederate Troops retire ...
... Henry , enlisted in the Confederate army ; was with Wise in West Virginia before the Seven Days ' Fight , was transferred to the Tenth Virginia Cavalry under W. H. F. Lee , was Vidette at Yorktown , seeing the Confederate Troops retire ...
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... Henry , was a surgeon . He bought a sugar plantation in Louisiana , and was the first to refine sugar in Louisiana . During an epidemic of yellow fever in New Orleans he devoted him- self to the sick . He had evolved a theory that ...
... Henry , was a surgeon . He bought a sugar plantation in Louisiana , and was the first to refine sugar in Louisiana . During an epidemic of yellow fever in New Orleans he devoted him- self to the sick . He had evolved a theory that ...
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... Henry of Prussia , during the memorable visit of 1903. Though the ceremonies fell far below the brilliancy which marked the unveiling of the Rochambeau memorial , and did not equal those six years later when the two Polish heroes were ...
... Henry of Prussia , during the memorable visit of 1903. Though the ceremonies fell far below the brilliancy which marked the unveiling of the Rochambeau memorial , and did not equal those six years later when the two Polish heroes were ...
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... Henry , 23 . Warren C. Choate , 42 . Mrs. Eunice J. Doty . John Cranch and Wm . G. Cranch , were sons of Chief Judge Wm . Cranch . John was an artist , and he painted the portrait of his father that hangs in the General Term court room ...
... Henry , 23 . Warren C. Choate , 42 . Mrs. Eunice J. Doty . John Cranch and Wm . G. Cranch , were sons of Chief Judge Wm . Cranch . John was an artist , and he painted the portrait of his father that hangs in the General Term court room ...
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... Henry C. Spencer , John Joy Edson , and Job Barnard , of Washington . Before the buildings were finished many of these were succeeded by others , and when the parish house and S. S. rooms were finally completed , only four of the ...
... Henry C. Spencer , John Joy Edson , and Job Barnard , of Washington . Before the buildings were finished many of these were succeeded by others , and when the parish house and S. S. rooms were finally completed , only four of the ...
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Page 200 - Orleans, where he stayed a year and then went to Charleston, SC Here he learned the stucco business, which he followed until 1835, when he discovered a new method of taking a cast from the living face, which enabled him to make busts so cheaply that he soon had as much work as he could do. He then resolved...