Madison and Payne lineages join early American tale
The article recounts 18th century ties from John Payne and Mary Coles to Hannah Fleming and Sir Thomas Fleming, tracing the Payne and Todd families through Philadelphia. Dorothy Payne Todd, noted for beauty, marries James Madison in 1794 as Madison and Burr shape early U.S. politics, with Washington observing their union and Mrs. Madison becoming Washington society’s focus during Madison’s rise to secretary of state in 1801.
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John Pryes Pétitlonary
Hannah Fleming
Sir Thomas Fleming
Jamestown
John Payne
Mary Coles
Patrick Henry
Payne
Society of Friends
Philadelphia
Dorothy
John Todd
Todd
Congress
Virginia
Aaron Burr
United States
New York
James Madison
Dorothy Payne Todd
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Dolly Madison and the 1814 Capitol Fire Heritage
Dolly Madison and her husband faced upheaval as British forces burned Washington in August 1814. She stayed behind the fleeing cabinet, hosted guests in the president’s house, and helped endure hardships before retreating to Montpelier. Madison died in 1836 and Dolly lived on in Washington and Virginia’s Montpelier estate, famed for hospitality until her death on July 12, 1849.
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Montpelier
Orange County
Virginia
Dolly Madison
Washington, D.C
Freight Rate Investigation Faces Congress Mandate
The Interstate Commerce Commission confronts a congressional mandate to investigate the entire freight rate structure amid a maze of conflicting views as of May 20. The inquiry seeks a comprehensive overhaul impacting shippers and carriers nationwide.
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Commission Faces Impossible Task in Freight Rate Revision
The commission’s sweep investigation proposal is seen by some as a gesture to lower farm freight rates. It invites public views, has triggered a flood of suggestions, and many believe the task will occupy the body for years. Meanwhile reporter France Howard, who married Sam Goldwyn, announces she will quit acting, disappointing fans who valued her promise.
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Sam Goldwyn
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