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The Rev. John Springer
The Rev. John Springer, 1744-1798, distinguished minister ...
The Law Offices of John C. Calhoun
Near here, from 1807 to 1817, were
situated t...
Johnstown Cemetery Revolutionary War Soldiers
In memory of these
Revolutionary War soldiers...
Major General John Sedgwick
(Left):Major General John Sedgwick
in command of
...John Butler, Druggist
Charles Crocker, Trustee
Central Pacific Railroad
John Campbell
John Campbell, the brother of Governor David Campbell, was...
Capt. John Smith Captured
In Dec. 1607, while exploring the headwaters of the nearby...
The James Johnston House
James Johnston, a forty-niner from Ohio, established a hom...
St. John’s United Methodist Church
As early as 1871, pioneer Swedish settlers near Union Hill...
Saint John's Episcopal Mission
People living in small towns built churches to prov...
Results for John
The Rev. John Springer
The Rev. John Springer, 1744-1798, distinguished minister and educator, is buried in the garden on this plantation, Walnut Hill. A graduate of Princeton, he taught there and at Hampden-Sydney, and was first Rector of Cambridge College in South Carolina. He ...
The Law Offices of John C. Calhoun
Near here, from 1807 to 1817, were
situated the law offices of
John C. Calhoun.
Born in the Long Canes District of Abbeville March 18, 1782.
Died, Washington D.C.
March 31, 1850.
Member of Congress
1811-1817
Secretary of War
1817-1825
Vice President of the United States
1825-1832
United States Senator
1832-1842, 1845-1850
Secretary of ...
Johnstown Cemetery Revolutionary War Soldiers
In memory of these
Revolutionary War soldiers
buried in this cemetery
Elijah Adams
Benjamin DeWolf
Caleb Hill
Abel Jewett
John Martin
Thomas Perkins
Moses Scovell
Peter Stevens
Courtesy hmdb.org
Major General John Sedgwick
(Left):Major General John Sedgwick
in command of
the Sixth Corps Army of the Potomac
at Chancellorsville, Gettysburg,
the Wilderness, and Spotsylvania
born at Cornwall, Conn. September 13th 1813
killed at Spotsylvania, Va. May 9th 1864
(Right):Erected by the State of Connecticut
in grateful memory of the service
given to ...
John Butler, Druggist
Charles Crocker, Trustee
Central Pacific Railroad
Sold on October 29, 1896 to
John Butler, Druggist
Established
Colfax Drug Store
One of the oldest pharmacies in California
Richard K. Wayland, R.PHA
1956-1997
Marker is on North Main Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
John Campbell
John Campbell, the brother of Governor David Campbell, was born about 1788 in part of Washington County, that is present-day Smyth County. Campbell attended the College of New Jersey (later became Princeton) and Washington College. He was a member of ...
Capt. John Smith Captured
In Dec. 1607, while exploring the headwaters of the nearby Chickahominy River, Capt. John Smith and his party were captured by a hunting party consisting of members of the Paspaheghs, Chickahominies, Youghtanunds, Pamunkeys, Mattaponis, and Chiskiacks. Smith was taken to ...
The James Johnston House
James Johnston, a forty-niner from Ohio, established a homestead on this wild, romantic vista of sloping fields and ocean shore in 1853. For his Californiano bride, Petra Maria de Jara, he built this typical eastern saltbox, whose origins from the ...
St. John’s United Methodist Church
As early as 1871, pioneer Swedish settlers near Union Hill (4 mi. S), also known as the Brushy area, were holding Methodist worship services in homes. In 1882 they formally organized as a Swedish Methodist Episcopal church. The congregation moved ...
Saint John's Episcopal Mission
People living in small towns built churches to provide services within walking distance from their homes.
Saint John’s Episcopal Mission opened to parishioners in Rosedale in 1892. In the early days, a pastor from Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church in Bakersfield rode ...
