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On January 27, 1881, Nathaniel Talbot passed away in Easton, with his burial in the Evergreen Cemetery in Stoughton. He was a graduate of West Point, graduating in 1846, and was from the same congressional district from which Ulysses S.

Lillias Drummond died in May 1601 and Lord Seton married Grizel Leslie a few months later in October 1601. At the same time there was surrendered the Fourteenth Iowa of Wallace's division, and the Eighth Iowa and Fifty-eighth Illinois of Prentiss's division; in all about two thousand men. Ames Mansion was constructed on the site of the Currivan farmhouse, which was composed of larger stones and are slightly square. In 1860, residing at 41 Bay Road were Nathaniel, a farmer, and his wife, Almira Belcher Talbot, with their son, Nathaniel Howard, an artist, and their married daughter, Ellen M. On July 15th, General Tuttle reported sick and Colonel Woods was assigned to command of the division, and next day moved his division to the right and relieved General Osterhan's division from its place on the advance line.That in the name of the whole people of the state, we thank the Iowa troops for their undaunted bravery and gallant conduct in the recent fight at Fort Donelson in which the post of honor they nobly sustained their own brilliant fame and won fresh and unfading laurels for the state. The deed to Ames stipulated that Ellen Leary, then living in the house, would have the right to occupy the buildings on the premises until August 1, 1907.

On reaching the breastworks some confusion was caused by the retreat of a portion of Colonel Lauman's brigade, who having exhausted their ammunition, were compelled to fall back. In 1898, the American Thread Company consolidated a dozen or more thread factories into one business.Morse’s thread was noted for being made from combed Sea Island cotton, which he personally inspected and purchased in South Carolina each year. The next point made was the Sandwich Islands, where they arrived in fifty-two days and remained eight days. In 1910 many cars were not even equipped with fuel pumps; they depended on gravity to bring the gasoline from tank to engine. The company sold the touring car and runabout chassis, limousine, landaulet, touring car, and runabout bodies.