A History of the County of Westchester, Vol. I
c A singular circumstance (illustrative of the strong fa:nily likeness which still exists between the English and American branches,) occurred in tlie village of Westchester a few years since. Oliver Cromwell, a resident blacksmith of that place, was accosted by a friend, who at the same moment presented hiin a likeness of the Protector ; the former (unable to read) involmitarily exclaimed as he gazed upon the portrait, " wliy there is our old blacksmith himself." For a portrait of the Protector see the Hon. John Hunter's collections of painting, Peiham ; and for ft further account of this family see genealogy.
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PEDIGREE Of THOMAS OF HARRISON.
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lion. Jiilin Tlionias, First Judge iiC the counly oT Weslcliester and a^Ablgail, da^of Jolln Sands of Sands Point, L. 1., nat. Jan. 1708, Represpnialive in Geneiiil Assembly. ob.May2,n77; interred in I mar. 19 Feb. 172^, ob. 14 Aug. 1782 ; buried at Bedford. Trinity cburcliyard.
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