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Allegory on immigration, BROOKOVER,Jacob and MARY
The ship on which he sailed was manned by a desperate crew, who attempted to starve the passengers to death, and were only prevented from doing so by the threats of the passengers to throw the captain of the vessel overboard unless he reached land in time. Jacob Brookover learned the tailor trade in Maryland; afterward married, and raised a family of eight children. Three of his sons served in the Revolutionary War, one being in the regular army. After the close of the war he moved to Virginia and afterward, to Ohio where he died at the age of eighty-nine years. Richard Brookover his son, and father of Milton Clay Brookover was born in Fredericksburg, MD, Oct 26, 1771, was a farmer and carpenter by occupation.................
| Date | 3/31/2011 12:46:57 PM |
| File name | BROOKOVER,Jacob Milton Memoirs Muskingam Co OH.pdf |
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| Linked to | BROOKOVER, John "RS" Sr; Brookover, Priscilla; Brookover, Susannah; Brookover, Richard; Brookover, Catherine Kitty; Brookover, Thomas; Brookover, Nancy 'Ann'; Brookover, Asceal J.; BROOKOVER, Jacob /BRUCKHOFFER; Family: / |
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