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Genealogical and family history of the Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys, Pennsylvania . andhis business career, had he been spared, wouldhave been a most creditable and brilliant one. In his native town he was a great social fa-vorite and a leader in many of the affairs thatgo to make up the sum of relaxation and of pleas-ure in the hours given to such occupation. Hewas a member of the Country Club, the Wyo-ming Historical and Geological Society since1895, and of the Pennsylvania Society of theSons of the Revolution. The qualities that dis-tinguished his bearing among friends were al-ways exempl
Genealogical and family history of the Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys, Pennsylvania . andhis business career, had he been spared, wouldhave been a most creditable and brilliant one. In his native town he was a great social fa-vorite and a leader in many of the affairs thatgo to make up the sum of relaxation and of pleas-ure in the hours given to such occupation. Hewas a member of the Country Club, the Wyo-ming Historical and Geological Society since1895, and of the Pennsylvania Society of theSons of the Revolution. The qualities that dis-tinguished his bearing among friends were al-ways exemplified in his military routine. Hewas a strict disciplinarian, though always fromthe sense of duty, but as a commander alwayshad the well being and comfort of his men nearhis heart. It is remarkable that one so youngleaves behind such a maturity of the best traits,both in social and in business life. Memorystands tearful and pitying, where so short atime ago radiant Hope had seemed to stretchforth her hands. These mysteries of life anddeath are always present, but always baffle so-. P|Pi I1S5^
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