Jonson, George W. (George Washington), 1801-1880

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Born in New Hampshire, George Washington Jonson taught for a short time in Aurora, N.Y. before moving to Buffalo to study law with Joseph T. Clary and Millard Fillmore. A noted abolitionist, he took over Nathan K. Hall's place in Buffalo's Holland Land Company office.

From the description of Journals [microform], 1825-1844. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 706827605

Born in New Hampshire; taught for a short time in Aurora, N.Y., then moved to Buffalo to study law with Joseph T. Clary and Millard Fillmore. Took over Nathan K. Hall's place in Buffalo's Holland Land Company office.

From the description of Journal and yearbook, 1833-1850 (bulk 1833-1835). (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 33498953
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