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The Life of George Augustus Gates (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Life of George Augustus Gates I send this little book out with fear and trembling lest it may seem an unworthy offering. It is not a literary production, it is not a critical estimate of a man's worth to his fellow-creatures, nor to the institutions to which his life was related. It was not written for the public, nor with this larger world in thought, but because of inward compulsion and the joy found in the work, as well as with a desire to leave on record for my sons a summary of their father's life and something concerning the spirit in which his life was lived. Many of the inner circle who have read this sketch feel that because of its intimate touch it has special and ...
The Life of George Augustus Gates
This Is A New Release Of The Original 1915 Edition.
The Life of George Augustus Gates
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George W. Gates Collection
Correspondence, ships' bills, discursements, port papers, and other records, from Gates's commands of the ships WILLIAM H. WHARTON, NATIONAL GUARD, TWILIGHT I, TWILIGHT II, the bark GALVESTON, and the steamer NEVADA; together with letters written by his wife Julia.
George Gates of East Haddam, Connecticut and Some of His Descendants
George Gates was born in about 1634 in England. He emigrated and was living in Hartford, Connecticut by 1652. He married Sarah Olmstead, daughter of Nicholas Olmstead and Sarah Loomis, in about 1660. They had eight children. He died in 1684. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Connecticut, New York, Ohio and Indiana.
George B. Gates
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