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| Name |
Samuel Emory Lanphear |
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May 1849 |
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Male |
| Library book: Scenes Memories, and Travels by Ethan Lanphear |
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| Died |
11 Sep 1851 |
New York  |
| Buried |
Nile Cemetery, Nile, Allegany, New York, United States |
 Siblings |
9 siblings |
| 1. Avery Lanphear, b. 30 Dec 1815, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island , d. 5 Oct 1866, Hopewell Center, Ontario, New York |
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| 2. Ethan Lanphear, b. 2 Mar 1818, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island , d. 20 Jan 1903, New York |
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| 3. Hannah R Lanphear, b. 22 Sep 1821, New York , d. 25 Mar 1883, Allegany County, New York |
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| 8. Mary R Lanphear, b. 19 May 1830, Alfred, Allegany, New York , d. 3 Feb 1907, Allegany County, New York |
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| Person ID |
I6580 |
Nagel |
| Last Modified |
24 Sep 2014 |
| Father |
Samuel Lanphear, b. 14 Oct 1785, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island , d. 17 Jan 1860, Nile, Alleghany, New York (Age 74 years) |
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Birth |
| Mother |
Hannah Potter, b. 29 Jan 1793, Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island , d. 24 Sep 1878, Nile, Alleghany, New York (Age 85 years) |
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Birth |
| Family ID |
F2158 |
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 | Died - 11 Sep 1851 - New York |
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 | Buried - - Nile Cemetery, Nile, Allegany, New York, United States |
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 | Scenes, memories, and travels of eighty-two years : and short sketches of the Lanphear and Potter families
Scenes, memories, and travels of eighty-two years : and short sketches of the Lanphear and Potter families. Written and published by Ethan Lanphear. 1900.
At the age of 82 Ethan Lanphear wrote about his life. This book is an easy read and should be required reading for all school children. Any history buff will love this book. In a time when travel was hard Ethan saw more of the country than many people do today. Particularly engaging were the details surrounding the 85th NY Volunteers in the Civil War, including their capture and imprisonment in Andersonville prison. This is a full book. File size is 16.3M. Scenes, memories, and travels of eighty-two years |
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