File:Swedish Holsteins in America, from 1644 to 1892. Comprising many letters and biographical matter relating to John Hughes, the "stamp officer," and friend of Franklin, with papers not before published (14597750000).jpg

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Title: Swedish Holsteins in America, from 1644 to 1892. Comprising many letters and biographical matter relating to John Hughes, the "stamp officer," and friend of Franklin, with papers not before published relating to his brother of revolutionary fame, Colonel Hugh Hughes of New York. The families of De Haven, Rittenhouse, Clay, Potts, Blackiston, Atlee, Coates, and other descendants of Matthias Holstein of Wicaco, Philadelphia, are included ..
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: Holstein, Anna M. (Anna Morris)
Subjects: Holstein family Hughes, John, 1711-1772 Hughes family
Publisher: Norristown, Pa. (M. R. Willis, Printer and Binder)
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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d in the forehead by a fragment of shell,which fractured the skull; taken to Washington, D. C. he wasplaced in the hospital, where his recovery, under the circum-stances, was considered most remarkable. From thence, whensufficiently recovered, he was transferred to the Veteran Re-serve Corps, doing garrison duty at Washington, D. C, andmarching with the corps in defence of the Capital at the timeof Earlys invasion ; remained with the corps until musteredout of service at the close of the war. Rebecca Emily Shainline, unmarried. Henry Harrison Shainline, married Abbie S., daughterof Mordecai and Ehzabeth DeHaven, of Upper Merion, Mont-gomery county, September 18, i865, by Rev. J. F. Halsey,pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Xorristowm, Penn-sylvania. Henry H. Shainline entered the army with the first callfor troops during the civil war; enlisted in the Fourth Regi-ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel John F. Hartranft, ofNorristown, commanding; remained with the regiment until
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MRS. KMII.V \V. THOMAS. HOLSTEIN FAMILY HISTORY. I45 mustered out of service, when he re-enlisted in the One Hun-dred and Thirty-Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, compan> C,and was with his regiment until the close of war in the fol-lowing battles : Cedar Creek, Monocacy, Wilderness, BrandyStation, Cold Harbor, Mine Run, Pine Grove, WappenHeights, Spottsylvania Court-House, Petersburg, Ann Harbor,Weldon Railroad, Kellys Ford, Winchester, Fishers Hill andSailors Creek. Mary Louisa Shainline, unmarried. Anne Sophia Shainline, died in infancy. Child of Rachel Moore Holstein and Thomas J. Molony :George Holstein Molony, unmarried ; went to San Fran-cisco, California, where he died in November, 1855, after ashort illness. Children of Mary Atlee Holstein and William Amies ; Joseph Washington Amies, died in infancy. PLlizabeth Holstein Ames, married Charles t^llis Morris,son of Samuel W^ and Anna Ellis Morris, of Wellsboro, Tiogacounty, Pennsylvania, in Bridgeport, Montgomery county,Pennsyl

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