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| 1201 |
 | Donald E. Noyes baby picture
Provided by daughter Shirley (Noyes) Sullivan 1 Feb 2004
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| 1202 |
 | Donald E. Noyes family.jpg
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| 1203 |
| Donald E. Noyes.jpg
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| 1204 |
 | Donald E. Schaefer
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Owner of original: ancestry.com
Date: 18 Dec 2018
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| 1205 |
| Donald Noyes.jpg
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| 1206 |
 | Donald Roderick McLennan
Status: Located;
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| 1207 |
 | Donald, Agnes & Betty Noyes
Provided by daughter Shirley 1 Feb 2004.
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| 1208 |
 | Donna C. Staples
Photo from 1964 CHS Reflector
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Owner of original: Paul M. Noyes
Date: 20 Jun 2022
Place: Caribou, Aroostook, Maine
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| 1209 |
 | Dora Elizabeth (Noyes) Atwater
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Owner of original: Paul M. Noyes
Date: 12/17/2011
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| 1210 |
 | Dora Mae (Snowman) & son Howard Noyes
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Owner of original: Thomas Sapio
Date: 26 Jul 2014
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| 1211 |
 | Dorena Mae Rediker
1964 CHS Reflector Yearbook
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Owner of original: Paul M. Noyes
Date: 13 Dec 2023
Place: Caribou, Aroostook, Maine
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| 1212 |
 | Doris B. (Mackernan) Noyes
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Owner of original: Obituary
Date: 15 Dec 2015
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| 1213 |
 | Doris Gloria (Letizia) Triandafilou
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Owner of original: Find A Grave Memorial #178669877 [Ted Triandafilou]
Date: 28 Apr 2017
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| 1214 |
 | Doris Gloria (Letizia) Triandafilou
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Owner of original: Find A Grave Memorial #178669877 [Ted Triandafilou]
Date: 28 Apr 2017
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| 1215 |
 | Doris Haskell Vivian
The Granite
The Yearbook
of the University of
New Hampshire
published by the
Junior Class
Durham, May 1930
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Owner of original: Deborah (Tasker) Sena
Date: 7/27/2010
Place: UNH, Durham, NH
43.13581710543914, -70.93554496765137
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| 1216 |
 | Doris Haskell Vivian University of New Hampshire yearbook photo
The Granite
The Yearbook
of the University of
New Hampshire
published by the
Junior Class
Durham, May 1930
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Owner of original: Deborah (Tasker) Sena
Date: 7/27/2010
Place: UNH, Dueham, New Hampshire
43.13581710543914, -70.93554496765137
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| 1217 |
 | Doris Haskell Vivian with bio
The Granite
The Yearbook
of the University of
New Hampshire
published by the
Junior Class
Durham, May 1930
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Owner of original: Deborah (Tasker) Sena
Date: 7/27/2010
Place: UNH, Dueham, New Hampshire
43.13581710543914, -70.93554496765137
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| 1218 |
 | Dorothy (Morgan) Barnes
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| 1219 |
| Dorothy (Morgan) Barnes.jpg
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| 1220 |
| Dorothy (Morgan) Barnes.THU
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| 1221 |
 | Dorothy Beatrice (Chase) Noyes
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Owner of original: ancestry.com
Date: 15 Jul 2021
Place: Sutton, Caledonia, Vermont
44.6331085, -72.02565249999999
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| 1222 |
 | Dorothy Hazel (Morgan) Barnes
Status: Located; 1960
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| 1223 |
 | Dorothy Ina (Wade) Noyes
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Owner of original: Beth M. Wilkins
Date: 2/20/2012
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| 1224 |
 | Dorothy M. (Haken) Noyes
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Owner of original: Find A Grave Memorial #195033532 [Ryan W. Noyes]
Date: 28 Nov 2018
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| 1225 |
 | Dorothy Mae (Boucher) Noyes
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Owner of original: Obituary
Date: 11 May 2018
Place: Lewiston, ME
44.100351, -70.2147764
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| 1226 |
 | Dorothy May (Chesney) Noyes
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Owner of original: Lorie-Ann Noyes
Date: 9/7/2010
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| 1227 |
 | Dorothy Rhoda (Crooker) Byers
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Owner of original: ancestry.com
Date: 30 Nov 2019
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| DOSCHKA Andrew-Eleanor K.jpg
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| 1229 |
| Dot Barnes.jpg
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| 1230 |
| DOTEN Emily Grace.jpg
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| 1231 |
| DOTEN Emily Grace.THU
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| DOTEN George W.jpg
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| DOTEN George W.THU
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| DOTEN Todd W.jpg
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| DOTEN Todd W.THU
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| 1236 |
 | Douglas Robbins Dexter
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Owner of original: Lorie-Ann Noyes from Maureen Dexter
Date: 9/7/2010
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| 1237 |
 | Dow Common Civil War monument - original location
The Dow Common Monument commemorates the soldiers who fought in the Civil War and was given to the town by William C. Todd. Dedication ceremonies were held on a cold and snowy December 4, 1888, in the Junior O.U.A.M. Hall, at which Mr. Todd made the following speech:
According to my promise in March last, I now present to the town a soldier's monument, a granite shaft with the names of the forty who went from here to war. I am more happy to give it than the town can be to receive it. It is but a small token of my regard for the place of my birth and the soldiers. No class deserve better to be remembered than those who have risked their lives for their country; yet the town records do not indicate who went to war and in a few years, no list of them could have been given. Some sleep in unknown graves with no stone to mark their resting place. I felt then that their names should be engraved on stone, and placed where their names could be daily read and kept in remembrance. And I am sure they will not be forgotten, for they were part of one of the grandest events in the history of our nation, the abolition of slavery and the preservation of our Union. It is over 800 years since William the Conqueror came over from Normandy and seated himself on the throne of England; yet to this day, it is the boast of an Englishman that his ancestors fought with him. So I believe generations hence, long after all of us shall have been laid in our long homes, people will point to the names on that stone with pride and claim them as their ancestors.
Let me say a word about our town. I am glad I was born here. My ancestors had lived in Massachusetts since 1628, but my parents moved here a few years before my birth, knowing what my wish would be, and I am grateful to them. Here was established the second Academy in the State, whose centennial was celebrated last year. In our wars, the town has done its duty. In the Revolutionary War, all citizens of the town signed a pledge to resist England to the utmost. Some of them were marked men, like General Peabody, a member of the Continental Congress, and the most distinguished man in the history of the town. Parson Peabody, the first minister of the town whose wife was a sister of Mrs. President John Adams. Dr Cogswell, the father and grandfather of an honored family, and Lieutenant Belknap, a soldier of the French as well as of the Revolutionary War, whom I saw the day he was one hundred years old, and heard him tell of his war experiences. I am glad to see Dr. Cogswell here today (a grandson of the Revolutionary Dr. Cogswell) who is always welcome here whether we are sick or well.
In the War of 1812, our people were prepared, if called upon,and some went to the Fort at Portsmouth.
In the late war, I think few towns sent more soldiers in proportion to its population. And so, I am sure, if our town is involved again in war, which God forbid, the future will be as the past. Our youngsters will grasp their rifles, their fathers and mothers will bid them "God Speed", and if the young ladies shed tears when they depart, they will receive them with their sweetest smiles on their return.
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Owner of original: Paul M. Noyes
Date: 10/15/2011
Place: Dow Common; Atkinson, NH
42.83851201597712, -71.15200996398926
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| 1238 |
| Dr AA Noyes.bmp
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| Dr AA Noyes.bmp
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 | Dr. A. A. Noyes 1899
http://collections.mnhs.org/visualresources/image.cfm?imageid=171880&Page=1&Keywords=noyes%20a%2E%20a%2E&SearchType=Basic
A. A. Noyes, member of Hennepin County Medical Society
Photograph Collection 1899
Location no. por 17914 r1
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| 1241 |
 | Dr. Allen Pendleton Noyes
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Owner of original: ancestry.com
Date: 28 May 2017
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| 1242 |
 | Dr. Amos Osgood
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| 1243 |
 | Dr. Amos Westcott
Carte De Visite (CDV) of Dr. Amos Westcott, MD, DDS a practicing dentist and one of the founders of The American Journal of Dental Science and the first president of the New York State Dental Society. He is holding in his right hand a diploma presumably from the Albany Medical College from which he was an early graduate or possibly his DDS degree. BZS collection.
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Owner of original: Find A Grave Memorial #71935648
Date: 22 Oct 2012
Place: Syracuse, NY
43.0481221, -76.14742439999998
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| 1244 |
 | Dr. Benjamin Lake Noyes
1930
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Owner of original: ancestry.com
Date: 11/18/2011
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| 1245 |
 | Dr. Benjamin Lake Noyes
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Owner of original: ancestry.com
Date: 11/18/2011
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| 1246 |
 | Dr. Burton Barrett Sturdivant
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Owner of original: Vikki (Sturdivant) Gerdes
Date: 14 Feb 2015
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| 1247 |
 | Dr. Charlotte Fairbanks, Ph.D.
Status: Located;
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| 1248 |
 | Dr. Edmund Francis Noyes
circa 1900
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Owner of original: http://drnoyessoothingsalve.com/drnoyes.html
Date: 23 Apr 2022
Place: New York, New York, United States
40.7127753, -74.0059728
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| 1249 |
 | Dr. Edmund Francis Noyes
circa 1910
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Owner of original: http://drnoyessoothingsalve.com/drnoyes.html
Date: 22 Apr 2022
Place: Dixon, Carbon, Wyoming
34.845911391146124, -93.17794090552339
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 | Dr. Edmund Francis Noyes
circa 1920
Clad in a beaver coat and gloves (photo right), he traveled to the mountains in a one-horse sleigh and hiked in snowshoes to tend to the pregnant women in his charge.
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Owner of original: http://drnoyessoothingsalve.com/drnoyes.html
Date: 22 Apr 2022
Place: Dixon, Carbon, Wyoming
41.0332981, -107.5356211
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