Mrs Ida Fredericks Of Thomson Linked To George Washington
A Thomson Review clipping traces Mrs Ida Fredericks of Thomson as a fifth cousin of George Washington through Sarah Mansfield Buckley of Spokane. It recounts Buckley’s Quaker ancestry, a chair once owned by Washington, and a 1769 land deed tied to the Penn family, plus Buckley’s ties to Pearl City and Spokane.
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Ida Fredericks of
Thomson
George Washington
Thomson Review
Tdi Frederiks
Spokesman Review
Sumit Mansfiell Boch
Miss Buckley
Frederick Olwamed
Frederick
Beulah Buckley
Frederich
Gouge
Washington
Sarah Buckley
Pennsylvania
Keokuk
Pearl City
Ill
Buckley
Spokane
William Penn
Sarah Mansfield Buckley
Thomas
Richard
Matilda Buckley
Ermina Avenue
Adam Buckley
Adam Diukes
Wastin
Tom
Eitha
England
John Buckley
Delaware
Trenton
Penn
Willian
John Penn
Taier
America
Buckleys
Philadelphia
Mass Buckley
Grace Dowell
Penn Brothers
Loyal Loch Creek
Fragmentary caption hints at broken ribbon scene
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a fastened ribbon and a doubtful action, with unclear nouns and no identifiable people or places. The text remains unreadable enough to determine a coherent event or entities.
Fractured Note Mentions John Penn and Silk Shawl
Fragmentary manuscript mentions John Penn and a silk shawl, with continuation indicated on the next page. The passage preserves cryptic phrasing and unnamed actions, suggesting a serialized or mixed record from an older issue.
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