Promise by Teresa Yabar https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y Made with fortitude en-us 2020-04-11 00:13:28 UTC 2023-02-11 14:17:21 UTC hello@padlet.com tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502585142 Interesting. I must make my point of view, Sarah's in the beginning and Alfred's at the end.]]> 2020-04-11 00:14:00 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502585142 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502586768 1845 
Sarah will talk to herself at 23, when she realized she must bring the ghost of Alfred back from the small village's harrasing nighmare. The people were all making demands of him and he was going straight from Yale' Divinity College to NYU. . ]]> 2020-04-11 00:18:58 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502586768 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502589691 Definition]]> 2020-04-11 00:28:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502589691 Paragraph-Sarah 1840 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502589869 A romance to crown]]> 2020-04-11 00:29:03 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502589869 Paragraph Abigail tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502589929 the day Sarah is born 1823]]> 2020-04-11 00:29:13 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502589929 Paragraph Thomas tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502590002 Thomas and friends 1840

]]> 2020-04-11 00:29:27 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502590002 paragraph Lizzie tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502590060 caring for Abigail 1852]]> 2020-04-11 00:29:36 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502590060 Paragraph Melissa at age 15 1853 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502590090 https://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/major-alfred-little-the-unsung-melodeonist/]]> 2020-04-11 00:29:42 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502590090 Paragraph Charles 1821, month and a half before the wedding. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502591169 2020-04-11 00:33:19 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502591169 Paragraph Stephen- Salem, MA. 1820 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502591283 2020-04-11 00:33:42 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502591283 Paragraph Charles 1814 welcoming their tutor at age fourteen( his sister Harriet's age 13 and both Smith boys ages 10, 13 and 14.) tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502591508 2020-04-11 00:34:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502591508 Paragraph Samuel 1812 Davenport addressing his children upon the death of their mother Mary. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502592371 Samuel leaned on his shaky hand and body to wave at his children but it was a hard to hold on at such burdensome stubbing in the heart. The doctor went out to bring the children into the room. Samuel said it was useless to say she was dead. She was still warm so he told the children she not getting well anymore. The children kissed her and went on about to fetch their sweets. Charles was 10. Harriet eight and Stephen, the baby almost four.


]]> 2020-04-11 00:37:33 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502592371 1817 paragraph by Frederick James Smith addressing his children as they sail across the Atlantic to meet their corporation contributors in Liverpool. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502592685 2020-04-11 00:38:35 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502592685 William Sanford tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502593965 HIs day in the sun upon landing in Salem was nothing shy of lonely. He ventured across the harbor alleys like a boy in the jungle. There were more boats than birds in the sky. There were more sailors and vendors than at any British port he had ever been to in his youth. The shops were quaint, the people stern. His first thing he though he lacked was a horse as he wish to gallop away into green pastures. So he rested  in front of a pub that he had no intentions of entering to look for his letters. He found one and opened it.  The address up top on the page had remained legible so he gasped.   Sam waited a few hours before stepping up to the house Gallaguer had sent him. "I am Mr. Gallaguer's emissary," he said  All that was said that morning became William Sanford's creed  and by it, he had to abide. The men did not know each other until they did. Time was on his side and he became his right hand.

 Before he entered the chapel and trembled, he beamed with a joy uncommon to many men his age. In his tender mind, he had never thought of  finding a treasure as magnificent as Salem with the Sanfords. 

At the ship's cabin at night when   his nerves plucked the daylights out of him, he weeped at the unknown. He had wanted so much to leave England and now he was afraid of being punished.  His pride, he thought, could be the culprit. Though he also knew that being alone had to hurt. In the same breathe, he knew he was forever in debt with his father. It was time to show him strength of character.

He needed land to begin producing something. Salem, Massachussets was the place to start if a person there welcomed him with a heart and a soul unmistakenly American.  Gallaguer traveled to and from Salem twice a year so he had a  good thing for him to read at his boat's cabin. 

For we must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill. The eyes of all people are upon us. So if we deal falsely with our God in this work we have undertaken, and so cause him to withdraw his present help from us, we shall be made a story and a byword through the world.
JOHN WINTHROP: 






 
]]> 2020-04-11 00:41:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502593965 1807 - 1808 Paragraph by Frederick Smith upon arrival from Liverpool, a moment that sets the stage for a six vessel enterprise from that point on until 1845. His children are toddlers, his wife unwell. His partner industrious and popular. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502594598 2020-04-11 00:43:28 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502594598 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502601454 Alfred at Yale's convesation with a proctor.]]> 2020-04-11 01:06:21 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/502601454 For the very young couple, life with Mary Sanford in Milford was a dream waiting to happen. It was different for both of them. She wanted to have a little girl. Sam wished for boys to help in the farm. It was tenderness all around, day and night. Mary had her first baby boy on Christmas day in 1799 and the following year a girl in the summer. Two years later Samuel travelled away with his business partner Frederick Smith. To Mary, the days went by so slowly she did not even realize another one was on the way. Samuel returned a month later to find her visibly in waiting. Stephen, the youngest one took his father's name. The first one's name was Charles and girl was named after Mary's aunt Harriet Sanford. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503220885

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]]> 2020-04-12 18:56:15 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503711169 Thomas Jefferson 1803 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503866076 Samuel Davenport surveyed his new land which at first seemed more the indians' than his own.  Further north stood the reserve and it had come to his attention that the experts capable of improving his own judgment as a farmer, were there. Times were changing and some of the indians were already on their way out of State but he wanted to keep a few good men at the Milford manor.   Letters from friends in Salem warned him that the anger does not always manifested immediately and his trust may annoyed them later.  The newspapers cautioned the struggle of the men from Tennessee whose fear of retaliation from the  Chickasaws and Cherokees kept them on guard night and day. The banks of the Ohio expropriation had made the indians despair as it their passage to salvation had been covered with mud. It was similar in the State of Georgia 
Samuel's feeling were patriotic on one hand and different at night. His wife always wondered the reason for his expression of panic as nightmares happened more often than not that summer.]]> 2020-04-13 00:12:59 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503866076 June 22,1807 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503868332 On this new reference to amicable discussion we were reposing in confidence, when on the 22nd day of June last by a formal order from a British admiral the frigate Chesapeake, leaving her port for a distant service, was attacked by one of those vessels which had been lying in our harbors under the indulgences of hospitality, was disabled from proceeding, had several of her crew killed and four taken away. On this outrage no commentaries are necessary. Its character has been pronounced by the indignant voices of our citizens with an emphasis and unanimity never exceeded.

]]> 2020-04-13 00:17:04 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503868332 June 22, 1807 page 2 tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503870304 I immediately, by proclamation, interdicted our harbors and waters to all British armed vessels, forbade intercourse with them, and uncertain how far hostilities were intended, and the town of Norfolk, indeed, being threatened with immediate attack, a sufficient force was ordered for the protection of that place, and such other preparations commenced and pursued as the prospect rendered proper. An armed vessel of the United States was dispatched with instructions to our ministers at London to call on that Government for the satisfaction and security required by the outrage. A very short interval ought now to bring the answer, which shall be communicated to you as soon as received; then also, or as soon after as the public interests shall be found to admit, the unratified treaty and proceedings relative to it shall be made known to you.
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]]> 2020-04-13 00:20:24 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503870304 June 22, 1807 page 3 The aggression thus begun has been continued on the part of the British commanders by remaining within our waters in defiance of the authority of the country, by habitual violations of its jurisdiction, and at length by putting to death one of the persons whom they had forcibly taken from on board the Chesapeake. These aggravations necessarily lead to the policy either of never admitting an armed vessel into our harbors or of maintaining in every harbor such an armed force as may constrain obedience to the laws and protect the lives and property of our citizens against their armed guests; but the expense of such a standing force and its inconsistence with our principles dispense with those courtesies which would necessarily call for it, and leave us equally free to exclude the navy, as we are the army, of a foreign power from entering our limits. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503870864 2020-04-13 00:21:26 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503870864 1803 continued. Samuel's son Charles had been born on Christmas day 1800 and his second child was one the way. The good people who quickly settled in Samuel's property lived by faith and had already formed assemblies according age, city of origin and trade. The motion the ministers demanded of the indians who sought employment was baptism. They would be allowed to go back and forth from the reservations but Samuel did not want a lose arrangement. It was the age of contracts so he wrote enough letters that the answers came right back. He was introduced to a female follower of Rev. Samson Occom's sister in Norwich. Her influence as an educator convinced him that it was a great idea to bring in a few good indian family's to live at the Milford Manor. tyabar1 https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503888510 2020-04-13 00:48:06 UTC https://padlet.com/tyabar1/7uih5ui0jms8t96y/wish/503888510