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Family Records of Theodore Parsons Hall and Alexandrine Louise Godfroy, of Tonnancour, Grosse Pointe, Near Detroit, Michigan
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Family Records of Theodore Parsons Hall and Alexandrine Louise Godfroy, of Tonnancour, Grosse Pointe, Near Detroit, Michigan
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 edition. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER VIII. Thk Navarres And Macombs. Sketch Op Robert Navarre. In the year 1728 there arrived at Fort Ponchartrain du Detroit, from the town of Villeroi, diocese of Meaux, France, a young man who was destined to take a most promising position in the rising colony. Of finished education and dignified bearing, his polished and courtly manners at once demanded for him a respect and deference beyond what his youth would seem to have warranted. His commission from Louis ...
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Diary of Theodore Parsons
Pamphlet-sized diary kept by Harvard undergraduate Theodore Parsons for the year 1772. At the front of the diary there is one page with five short entries noting the hanging of Bryan Sheehen of Salem for the rape of Abial Hollowell (January 16, 1772), a note of a sermon by Mr. Syms in Andover (January 26, 1772), the death of Mr. Watson (May 17, 1772), a "remarkable circle round the sun" (June 12, 1772), and a note of a sermon by Mr. Appleton (January 1, 1773). Beyond these five entries, the subsequent pages hold regular one-sentence entries with limited information about daily events in Parsons' life, such as dinner companions, notes on recitations to the faculty, sermon attendance, and the weather. The diary consistently logs his interactions with Harvard faculty by name. An example of a typical entry: "AM recited to Mr Sewall, PM at my Chambre fair and cold" (March 14, 1772). In late February and early March Parsons noted his recovery from a cough.
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