Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 68
asure — a. power too John Brough. 67 dangerous to remain in the hands of any man, no matter howpure he may be, and which rightfully belongs to the law-makingpower of the state. The same paper refers to Broughmere politician, and expresses the opinion that the auditorshould be robbed of four-fifths… … Governor John Brough, his wife and two sisters. From a daguerreotype takenabout 18 0, now in possession of Governor Broughs niece, Mrs. K. A. Simpson, of Mil*-burn, N.J. In a note Mrs. Simpson says: The lady standing by Gov. Brough is his secondwife, Caroline ; the elder one sitting, his sister…
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