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Chapter 2: Ancestors.—parentage.—birth.
Origin of the family
old Captain Ezekiel Greeley
Zaccheus Greeley
Zaccheus the second
roughness and tenacity of the Greeley race
maternal ancestors of Horace Greeley
John Woodburn
character of hole Bible by heart.
He was a Baptist; and all who knew him unite in declaring that a worthier man never lived than Zaccheus Greeley.
He had a large family, and lived to the age of ninety-five.
His eldest son was named Zaccheus also, and he is t ntleman, still owns and tills the land originally granted to the family.
At the old homestead, about the year 1807, Zaccheus Greeley and Mary Woodburn were married.
Zaccheus Greeley inherited nothing from his father, and Mary Woodburn received noZaccheus Greeley inherited nothing from his father, and Mary Woodburn received no more than the usual household portion from hers.
Zaccheus, as the sons of New England farmers usually do, or did in those days, went out to work as soon as he was old enough to do a day's work.
He saved his earnings, and in his twenty-fifth year