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| Birth: | 5 May 1786 in Pawlit, Vermont |
| Death: | 5 Mar 1864 in Honeoye Falls, New York |
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| Military Service: 1812 Lieutenant, U.S. Army, Middlebury, VT |
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| Anna Palmes (Wife) b. 8 Oct 1788 in Litchfield, Connecticut
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| Marriage: | 10 JUL 1810 |
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Individual:
In 1827-1832, edited the "Rochester Observer", a religious paper and in 1833-1834, he made well known investigations of the Almo houses, Prisons and other institutions in New York. For many years following he was a distinguished as a lecturer and in his efforts for reform in the liquor traffic. The honorary degree of Master of Arts was conferred upon him in Middlebury College in 1839.
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