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The book, Earliest Years at Vassar, Personal Recollections , has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies of their original work and hence the text is clear and reada...

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Reproduction of the original: Personal Recollections by Frances A. Wood

Reproduction of the original: Personal Recollections by Frances A. Wood

Excerpt from Earliest Years at Vassar: Personal RecollectionsThe more I recall of the early times, the more unwritable any account becomes by reason of the personal element. The charm and delight lay chie¿y in the close confidence of mutual friendly relations. A chiel amang us taking notes would not have been tolerated in those days. I never expected to regret not keeping a a journal, but I do now as I realize how much precious and interesting...

Excerpt from Earliest Years at Vassar: Personal Recollections The more I recall of the early times, the more unwritable any account becomes by reason of the personal element. The charm and delight lay chie¿y in the close confidence of mutual friendly relations. A chiel amang us taking notes would not have been tolerated in those days. I never expected to regret not keeping a a journal, but I do now as I realize how much precious and interesti...

The 1849 gold rush in California inspired Thomas Carter to mine gold. He discovered a circular informing him of a large gold mining company in New York. He was currently employed by the Princeton Mine at Mariposa, California. The Oriental Consolidated Mine Company was contacted as Tom wished to expand his career. He was accepted and traveled to Korea. His future wife joined him and they were married in the American Consulate in Seoul, Korea.

Tommy spent his early life in an old house on the Pigeon Roost Road. His first pet was a bird dog named Rex. They were inseparable until Rex matured a year later. Rex was born to hunt birds. Tommy had to give up his companion when the hunter saw Rex point to a covey of birds. Rex was sold to him for $75.00. Rex was replaced by a pair of Beagle Hounds. When nine puppies were born and matured they chased Tommy. The baying sounds were so loud and...