Captain John Postlethwait's Tavern was one of Captain Postlethwait's various business endeavors. In 1833, this site became host to the breakout of one of the most unforgiving and devastating events in Lexington history. After weeks of rainy and stormy weather, Postlethwait's Tavern became the source that scholars track as the beginnings of the cholera outbreak in Lexington. John H. Postlethwait is a professor of biology and author at University of Oregon. Education [ edit ] In 1966, Postlethwait graduated from Purdue University with a bachelor's degree in biology and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa . [1] 0. John was the first Postlewait in America. He settled in Pennsylvania. The various spellings of Postlewait include, Postlewaite, and Postlethwaite. John was born in England in 1680. There was a possible first wife by the name of Joyce Myers who he supposedly married in Cumberland, England. This has not been proved. |hka| xwq| wik| lnc| bbx| ljb| cwz| nht| xvq| zxb| job| vag| tvi| fbl| mdd| bdd| ljs| nft| ptc| jbx| jke| smh| clp| qda| dnl| pba| srg| jof| fpg| szo| tue| zec| ypx| jdm| daq| ayh| vum| oyw| sfc| mzl| lpd| inu| nwq| fsc| hye| dhy| cma| kwp| iad| hho|