Washington Ancestry and Life as Colonial Magnate
A genealogy filled feature traces the Washington lineage from medieval England to George Washington, detailing the Hartburn and Solgrave connections, Lawrence Washington of Gray's Inn, the Solgrave estate, and intermarriage with the Spencer family. It links heraldry to the Stars and Stripes idea and sketches Washington's early business life, loyalties in the Civil War era, and his Mount Vernon era simplicity and public service, with portraits of family tombs and local parish ties. The piece blendsperspective on colonial status with Washington’s rise to national leadership and his enduring ties to Virginia and northern Neck locales.
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William of Hartburn
Weasyngton
Dur- Wain
England
William
Sir William of
Wesayngton
George Washington
Wishington
Con
Dirham
Washingtons
Lancashire
Lawrence Washington
London
Gray’s Inn
Northampton
Wisco
Henry
Hal
Solgrav
Solgrave
Northamptonshire
Lawrence
Spencer
Burl Spencer
Tony
Bia
Merington
Nin
Pwo
Knighta
Adie
Erin
Agaliet Cromwell
kolRlia
Virginia
John
Old Country
Augustine
Mary Bell
George — Washington
Solgrave i
Arington
Spencers
Haven Spencer
Washington
Washington and Spencer
Robert Washington
Mitzab
Bolerayely
Novik
Tondon
HN. Vallandigham
Potomac
Clin Udal Corse
Banka
Vallendighan
Vernon
Dashiel
Wastengton
Mt Vernon
Belvoir
Mrs. Washington
Annapolis
Maryland
Mt. Vernon
Col. Carrington
Carrington
White House
Perhage
Pable
Gen. Washington
King of Mt. Vernon
Salder
Bunker Hill
John Adams
Neck
Predericksburg
Wikefeld Wharf
Jonesy
Feld Hatter
Youthful Mind at Work and Odd Notices
A fragment card style page mixes a five year old Mix Marie’s delight at visiting a kindergarten and plans to attend, with stray ads for remedies and humorous quips. Mentions Miss Low and Miss Lee, a joke dinner invitation, and cheerful blurbs about homeopathic products and eye salve.
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Mise
Marjorie
Miss Low
Mixa Mariovte
Miss Lee
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Baltimore Ad
A Baltimore reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the cure for female ailments including displacements inflammation ulceration and nervous prostration citing relief after four years of misery. The ad claims the remedy’s long tested effectiveness and offers free written information from Mrs. Pitkinham of Massachusetts to interested adults.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
Mrs. W
Lansdowne St
Pinkham
I Thas
Lydia E. Pin
Pit Kinkham
Mass
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Edward TH
Alfred the Great
Adam
Kye
Noa
The
Brington
Miayou
Munyon
Munyon Company
Philadelphia
M Milionaire
Tim
Royston
Howard Bros
Buffalo, N Y
Carters
Trotrropis
Noni
Ivan
Soe
Koupers
Somnbellen
Aainey
Desea
AG Ratte
Mgravastuen
Thompson's Eye Water
Sloan
Price
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
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