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Hace 1 día · John W Smith. Born: 8 January 1826. Died: 14 May 1909. Age: 83 Years 4 Months 6 Days. Contribute or subscribe to see record location. Get Full Access. Find out more about John W Smith. Birth Records. Marriage Records.
Hace 6 días · Alderman Smith was a native of this parish, and came of humble parentage. He is said to have made a large fortune by business in the City, and having been left a widower, without children, in 1620, made over his estates, both real and personal, to trustees for charitable purposes, reserving to himself from them an annuity of £500 a year for his maintenance.
Hace 4 días · John Smith: Also Known As: "John Smith" Birthdate: circa 1871: Birthplace: Livingston, Missouri, United States: Death: circa 1871 (Less than 1 year) Livingston, Missouri, United States Immediate Family: Son of Lorenzo Dow Smith and Elizabeth E Litton Brother of George Washington Smith; Albert Frank Smith and Mary Ann Smith. Managed by:
Hace 4 días · In 1615 Smith set sail, fully equipped, with his team of supercolonists, determined to start the first permanent colony in New England. It was over in days. Within 400 miles of England the two ships were ravaged by a killer storm, and by the time they limped back to London, the ships were only good for salvage.
Hace 5 días · The first statewide encampment was held in Topeka in 1882. The last state encampment was held in Emporia in 1943. [1] Over 28,000 Civil War veterans lived in Kansas after 1865; the overwhelming number of these men were Union veterans. At its peak in the late 1880s, the G.A.R. in Kansas had over 19,000 members in 478 posts.
Hace 8 horas · A special committee on baseball records decided in 1969 to recognize six major leagues dating to 1876: the National (which launched in 1876), the American (1901), the American Association (1882 ...
Hace 2 días · John Smith believed that the English should treat Native Americans like the Spanish had, compelling them to “drudgery, work, and slavery.” He saw the English colonists living off the fruits of their labor, much like soldiers.
