The Perrys of Rhode Island, and tales of Silver Creek; the Bosworth-Bourn-Perry homestead, rev. and enl. from a lectureat the Public library, Cambridge, N.Y., April 13, 1909 Book PDF, ePub eBook

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 Excerpt: ...advantage of knowing the facts from her mother, Mrs. Commodore Rodgers, and from other sisters and the brothers of the Commodore. The letter is dated February 12, 1896. It is in possession of Mr. Howard B. Perry, the son and successor in office of Mr. J. G. Perry, and who kindly furnished a copy of it to the writer. "No, Uncle Oliver was not born in the present house. He was born at his grandfather's old homestead, which my mother said was called when she was a child 'The Old Perry Manor House.' He was born in a large front room twenty feet square upstairs. The present house Uncle Oliver built himself, so he could hardly have been born in it, for this I have the authority of my mother, my aunt and of my uncle, Commodore M. C. Perry, and also Mr. Edward Hazard, a lawyer of Providence and Kingstown. He wrote me that when Uncle Oliver came home after the battle he came to Kingstown and spent the day with his wife and children, Grant and Oliver, at Mr. Hazard's father's house--he said the old house was so out of repair that he was going to take it down, and build a small place for any of the family to come there fishing and hunting--keeping a tenant on the place. Mr. Hazard wrote that somebody in Kingstown had just built such a house--Uncle Oliver liked it, and Mr. Hazard's father got the plans for him--if Mr. Edward Hazard is alive he will tell of this as he heard the conversation. After Uncle Oliver's death, his widow sold the place, very much to the distress of her husband's family, and indignation also--the old Perry burying ground being on it--if Com. M. C. Perry had been in this country he would have bought it himself--for a great number of years he tried most earnestly to do so--and was at last successful, to his great happiness, it now belongs to h...

The Perrys of Rhode Island, and tales of Silver Creek; the Bosworth-Bourn-Perry homestead, rev. and enl. from a lectureat the Public library, Cambridge, N.Y., April 13, 1909 by Calbraith Bourn Perry

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