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	Descendants of James McCURDY & Nancy McKINNEY
		McCURDY, James, a two-story wood dwelling house, 20' X 24', containing 2 windows with 12 lights each, 1 window with 9 lights, and 1 window with 4 lights; situated on 2 acres.
		He and his wife spent the balance of their days on this place, grandmother dying many years before him with a fever brought to the valley while the canal was being made in 1829, and of which their oldest son, Robert, also died, leaving a family of seven children, part of them small.
		His hearing had failed and he sat by the pulpit on one of two chairs James Donaldson had made and placed there, and when the old log church was taken away and the new brick church dedicated chairs were presented his two sons, Revs.
	www.michaelscottcaldwell.com /genealogy/mccurdy/mccurdy.html (2857 words)

	History to consider
		Although the National Reform Association failed in its attempt to amend the Constitution, it continued its efforts into the twentieth century.
		The National Reform Association attracted many powerful men in its ranks, including governors, Supreme Court Justices, and James Pollock who became the Director of the U.S. Mint.
		Constantine's Sword, by James Carroll, Houghton Mifflin Co., 2001
	www.nobeliefs.com /facts.htm (4104 words)

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		When employee James Marshall discovered a few flakes of gold in the tail race of Sutter's Mill on California's American River on January 24, 1848, little did he dream that his discovery would start a "gold rush" that would bring tens of thousands of Americans and foreigners to what became the land of opportunity.
		Word spread to the East, including in December of that year when a large deposit of California gold was made at the Philadelphia Mint, and 1848 "CAL." $2.50 pieces were coined from it.
		Their use as souvenirs was reflected in the Annual Report of the Director of the Mint, by James Pollock, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1863.
	www.harrybassfoundation.org /basscatalogs/BASSSALE1/b1-3-g.htm (10221 words)

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