An historical sketch of Troy [] and her inhabitants, from the first settlement of the town, in 1764, to 1855 . g Yt^Ji^u ^e^U^&^f*. ^ ^ 1 HISTORY OF TROY. 185 went to Richmond in June, 1830, and there commencedtrade. He married Mary, daughter of Stephen Wheel-er, Dec. 15, 1831, and resided in Richmond till Novem-ber, 1835, when he came to Troy, purchased a stock ofgoods of his father-in-law, and resumed trade. He hasheld the office of Post Master nearly fourteen years, andrepresented the town in the Legislature of the State inthe years 1850 and 1851. He is a man cf ability, andtakes a deep
An historical sketch of Troy [] and her inhabitants, from the first settlement of the town, in 1764, to 1855 . g Yt^Ji^u ^e^U^&^f*. ^ ^ 1 HISTORY OF TROY. 185 went to Richmond in June, 1830, and there commencedtrade. He married Mary, daughter of Stephen Wheel-er, Dec. 15, 1831, and resided in Richmond till Novem-ber, 1835, when he came to Troy, purchased a stock ofgoods of his father-in-law, and resumed trade. He hasheld the office of Post Master nearly fourteen years, andrepresented the town in the Legislature of the State inthe years 1850 and 1851. He is a man cf ability, andtakes a deep interest in whatever relates to the prosperi-ty of the town. He has but one child, a daughter, Ma-ry Jane, born Aug. 2, 1833. Dr. Amos Nourse ofMaine, has made some investigations far back in EnglishHistory, and his impression is, that the race of Noursesis of Welch origin;.and the name in England is, andalways has been, spelled Nourse; the o was for a timegenerally dropped from the name in this country, but isnow as generally resumed. December 3d, Harvey Blanding married Mary, daugh-ter of Zalmon Howe, and located in Troy. He w
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