The Guilford family in America : pedigrees and genealogical notes of the Guilford and allied families . fersonian newspaper, whichbrought upon him the most violent abuse of WilliamCobbett in the Porcupine Papers. In 1800 he pub-lished a life of Washington, the first attempt in thatdirection after Washingtons death. The title reads : A Memory of Washington; Comprising a Sketch ofHis Life and Character and the National Testimonials ofRespect. Also a Collection of Eulogies and Orations,with a Copious Appendix. Newport, R. I. Printed byOliver Farnsworth, 1800. Oliver married Anne, daughter of Paul
The Guilford family in America : pedigrees and genealogical notes of the Guilford and allied families . fersonian newspaper, whichbrought upon him the most violent abuse of WilliamCobbett in the Porcupine Papers. In 1800 he pub-lished a life of Washington, the first attempt in thatdirection after Washingtons death. The title reads : A Memory of Washington; Comprising a Sketch ofHis Life and Character and the National Testimonials ofRespect. Also a Collection of Eulogies and Orations,with a Copious Appendix. Newport, R. I. Printed byOliver Farnsworth, 1800. Oliver married Anne, daughter of Paul Mumford,by whom he had seven children, born between 1799 and1811. About 1808 they removed to Windsor, Vt.,where, in 1809, with General Sylvester Churchill, heestablished the Vermont Republican. In 1818, Oliver, with his family, emigrated to whatwas then the far west. On his way down the OhioRiver their house-boat halted at Cincinnati, where theywere greeted by Nathan Guilford, a young lawyer,recently become a resident of that place. He was sodeeply impressed with the attractions of their OLIVER FARNSWORTH t2d).liniature in the possession of Mrs. J.
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