Pattengill Family papers 1767-1963

Foster, Theodore, 1752-1828

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Theodore Foster: U.S. senator from Rhode Island, 1790-1803. Member of the Rhode Island College (Brown University) class of 1770; trustee 1794-1822. The town of Foster was created in his honor in 1781, the occasion for the gift of books. For further details, see DNB. From the description of Foster pamphlets. 1772-1776. (Brown University). WorldCat record id: 549460765 ...

Woodward family.

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Sharpsteen family.

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Pattengill family

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The Foster family members were residents of Ann Arbor and Lansing, Michigan. Theodore R. Foster was the first United States Senator from Vermont. The family later moved to Ann Arbor, then Scio Township in Washtenaw County, Michigan. One of the sons Theodore Foster was editor of an abolition newspaper. In 1856, this Theodore Foster moved to Lansing, Michigan when he was appointed superintendent of the Boys' Vocational School. Two of his sons served in the Civil War, Charles T. Foster...

Pattengill, Victor Romaine, 1887-1943.

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Foster, Theodore, 1812-1865.

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Co-editor of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Signal of Liberty; Superintendent of State Industrial School for Boys, and editor of Lansing Stat Republican. From the description of Theodore Foster papers, 1835-1862. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34420253 ...

Pattengill, Craig L.

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Foster, Seymour, 1845-1935.

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Foster family.

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Foster, Margaret Irene Pattengill.

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Foster, Theodore George, 1888-1960.

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