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One of the Wonders of the Age or, The Life and Times of Rev. Johnson Olive: Written By Himself, At the Solicitation of Friends, and for the Benefit of
H. C. Olive
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Johnson Olive
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One of the Wonders of the Age or, The Life and Times of Rev. Johnson Olive: Written By Himself, At the Solicitation of Friends, and for the Benefit of - Olive, H. C. ; Olive, Johnson
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Synopsis "One of the Wonders of the Age or, The Life and Times of Rev. Johnson Olive: Written By Himself, At the Solicitation of Friends, and for the Benefit of"
This is the first and only account we know anything of from the family in England since the days of James Olive, Sr. We had never heard anything of their circumstances or numbers. To us it is conclusive that this family and the American family are one. The average of human life being put at thirty-three years, it is about four and a half generations back to the point of separation. This appears to be the only family of this name, of which the parties have any account in England. They are one in that country, and the present family were there during the eighteenth century, and we may reasonably say were there at the time of the departure of James Olive, our great ancestor in the United States. The family names kept up in both countries would be another indication pointing to the identity of the two families, James, John, William, Joseph, Daniel and David have all been favorite names with the American family. Then we may justly conclude that our family tradition as to its history, in the main has been true. Where they first received the name Olive, and under what circumstances, I have no means of knowing. Let us hope they received this title during the early political and social commotions of England by their gentle but firm course and strong advocacy of peace and order. Be this as it may, let us seek to follow Him who come to bring peace and good will on earth; and ever be found among the wise, the peaceful, the prudent of this earth, and after death to form one common family in a land where peace shall ever abide.
