Autobiography of Z. S. Hastings
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Autobiography of Z. S. Hastings is written for his boys Harry, Paul, Otho and Milo. A letter from Effingham Kan., dated Christmas, 1911, tells Paul that a copy of the Autobiography is being sent to each of the other boys. The writer says he was born March 15th 1838 at a place now called Williams in Lawrence County, Indiana.
A journey made in a one-horse wagon crosses the Cumberland Mountains and passes through the states of Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky. A little tin box containing just one-hundred dollars in gold coin goes missing, and the text says the man had stolen it and all that was in it. The writer gives his reasons for locating at Effingham as the civility of the town, the beauty of the country, and the advantage of the High School.
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- Z. S. Hastings
- Pages
- 48
- Language
- English
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- Christianity
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