11 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR presents a Civil War era poem or reminiscence with references to Mosby Mahone Wilder and Sheridan. The garbled lines mention Virginia lines, cavalry and artillery, imagined fealty, and a patriotic chorus. Names and battles appear in a streaming, antique voice.
A small fragment of Lincoln’s autobiography is described as owned by Mrs. Narrlot and traced via A. Nerson of Milwaukee. The text recalls Lincoln’s birth in Kentucky in 1800, his Virginia lineage, and family background, with references to abolition-era political implications and a 18th century migration from Virginia to Kentucky.
A fragmented account traces Lincoln ancestors from Massachusetts through New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia Kentucky and beyond. It cites Doctor Warren and claims lineage from early New England settlers to the Lincoln family with references to the Hardship of land losses and a disputed Bible origin theory.
A Civil War veteran, Renny Udnrela, aged ninety, reportedly witnessed pivotal years of the Union and the nation. He resided at Therryville, Arkansas, until his passing on August 80.
The text recounts obscure family origins, Quaker links from Pennsylvania to Virginia, and a long history of misidentifications between New England and southern lineages. It notes a Kentucky to Indiana migration, service as a Black Hawk War captain, and political engagements within Whig-era debates, with a dated glimpse of a person described as tall with dark complexion and gray eyes.
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