Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 5R. W. Pomeroy, 1823 |
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... Whipple ; Catharine , who married John Moffat , a merchant , who then resided at Kittery , but afterwards re- moved to Portsmouth ; Mehitable , who married Jo- tham Odiorne , merchant of ... Whipple , and who settled in the WHIPPLE . 75.
... Whipple ; Catharine , who married John Moffat , a merchant , who then resided at Kittery , but afterwards re- moved to Portsmouth ; Mehitable , who married Jo- tham Odiorne , merchant of ... Whipple , and who settled in the WHIPPLE . 75.
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... Whipple , the youngest daughter , married the Hon . Joshua Brackett , an eminent physician in Portsmouth , who , during the revolution , was judge of the maritime court of New Hampshire . Her mother , Mary Whipple , resided with her ...
... Whipple , the youngest daughter , married the Hon . Joshua Brackett , an eminent physician in Portsmouth , who , during the revolution , was judge of the maritime court of New Hampshire . Her mother , Mary Whipple , resided with her ...
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... Whipple was pol- luted by a blemish , which all his civil and military services cannot totally efface . It is not our wish to expatiate upon the miseries of the slave - trade ; it is a crime so abhorrent to humanity , and so accursed of ...
... Whipple was pol- luted by a blemish , which all his civil and military services cannot totally efface . It is not our wish to expatiate upon the miseries of the slave - trade ; it is a crime so abhorrent to humanity , and so accursed of ...
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