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 | "David Harum" by Edward Noyes Westcott
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 | "Native American" killed by Hannaniah Ordway sign
This sign is located in front of the Hananiah Ordway property (the old house is long since gone).
This is on Indian Hill Street in West Newbury.
The old sign used to say that "the only Indian killed". |
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 | "The Teller" by Edward Noyes Westcott
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 | 1635 Newbury lots
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 | 1708 Haverhill Massacre monument
Status: Located;
Rev. Benjamin Rolfe
Mehetabel (Wainwright) Rolfe
Mehetable Rolfe
Capt. Samuel Ayer
Capt. Simon Wainwright
Lieut. John Johnson
Katherine (Skipper) Johnson
Ruth (Wiliford) Ayer, wife of Thomas Ayer
Ruth Ayer, daughter of Thomas Ayer
Ruth (Bradley) Johnson, wife of Thomas Johnson
Hannah (Frame) (Hartshorn) Smith
John Hartshorn, Jr.
John Hartshorne, III, son of John Hartshorne, Jr.
Thomas Hartshorne, son of John Hartshorne, Jr.
Jonathan Hartshorne, son of John Hartshorne, Jr.
Joanna [Hartshorne], step-mother of John, Jr.
John Dalton
Several soldiers from Salem also died in this massacre, among them:
William Coffin, husband of Sarah (Ahorn)
Veren Lindall
Samuel Sibley, husband of Sarah (Wells)
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 | 1708 Haverhill Massacre monument
Status: Located;
Enclosed
in this tomb is the
body of a man pious
learned and revered
Benjamin Rolfe,
a most faithful pastor
of the Church of Christ
in Haverhill who was
barbarously slain by
the Indians at his
own house.
He retired from his
labors on the morning
of the Sabbath, the 29th
of Aug. in the year of
our Lord 1708, and of
his age the 46th.
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 | 1708 Haverhill Massacre monument
Status: Located; Capt. Samuel Ayer
Capt. Simon Wainwright
Lieut. John Johnson |
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![1800 Parsonsfield, York, Massachusetts [Maine] census](documents/thumb_1800-ME-York-Parsonsfield-LONG%20SamuelTHU.jpg) | 1800 Parsonsfield, York, Massachusetts [Maine] census
Samuel Long family |
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 | 1810 Eaton, Strafford=>Carroll, New Hampshire census
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 | 1820 Preston, NY census - Nathan Noyes
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 | 1830 Eaton, Strafford=>Carroll, NH census
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 | 1830 Perinton, NY census - Nathan Noyes
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 | 1840 Eaton, Strafford=>Carroll, New Hampshire
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 | 1840 Novi, MI census - Nathan Noyes
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 | 1850 Eaton, Carroll, New Hampshire census
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 | 1850 Turner, Maine census - Charles C. Noyes family
[page 1]
Charles C. Noyes
Eunice (Annis) Noyes
Charles H. Noyes
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 | 1850 Turner, Maine census - Charles C. Noyes family
[page 2]
Mary L. Noyes
Mary (Lowell) Noyes
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 | 1870 Berlin, New Hampshire census - Charles C. Noyes family
Charles C. Noyes
Eunice (Annis) Noyes
Charles H. Noyes
Mary (True) Noyes
John B. Noyes
William W. Noyes
Holman H. Noyes
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 | 1880 Lancaster, New Hampshire census - Charles C. Noyes family
Charles C. Noyes
Eunice (Annis) Noyes
Holman H. Noyes
Irvett Cushing
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 | 1896 Berlin, NH high school graduates
Berlin High School, graduation program, Class of 1896, Berlin and Cöos County Historical Society, genealogy research room
Elmer John Noyes - Maine State College (later University of Maine)
Frank Albert Noyes - Maine State College
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 | 1897 Medford, Massachusetts Directory
John MacLellan
Archibald MacLellan |
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 | 1900 Boston, Massachusetts census - Holman H. Noyes family
Holman H. Noyes
Cathrine E. (Perkins) (Lindsey) Noyes
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 | 1900 Cambridge, Middlesex, MA census
Status: Located; Proves Ellen Noyes Pike, daughter of John Noyes & Martha W. (Pike) Pike. |
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 | 1900 Lancaster, New Hampshire census - Charles C. Noyes family
Charles C. Noyes
Mary J. (Stanley) (Noyes) (Fall) Noyes
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 | 1901 Bailey Brook, Pictou, Nova Scotia census - Archibald MacLean family
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 | 1902 Medford, MA city directory
Archibald MacLellan |
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 | 1906 Templeton, Massachusetts Directory
East Templeton
Holman H. Noyes |
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 | 1910 Lancaster, New Hampshire census - Charles C. Noyes family
Charles C. Noyes
Mary J. (Stanley) (Noyes) (Fall) Noyes
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 | 1910 Newburyport, MA census
Status: Located; Proves Burton Poor Noyes, son of Edgar F. & Alice R. (Hughes) Noyes. |
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 | 1910 Templeton, Massachusetts census - Holman H. Noyes
Holman H. Noyes
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 | 1911 Vancouver census - Archibald MacLellan family
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 | 1911 Vancouver, BC census - Fraser family
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 | 1918 Templeton, Massachusetts Directory
Main Street
Holman H. Noyes
boarder with Mrs. Emma Strong
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 | 1920 Limestone, Maine census - Alfred L. Noyes family p.2
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 | 1922 Templeton, Massachusetts Directory
Holman H. Noyes
boarder with Emma Strong
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 | 1929 Fitchburg, Massachusetts Directory
East Templeton
Holman H. & Cath E. Noyes
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 | 1930 Limestone, Maine census - Lynwood E. Noyes family
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 | 1930 Templeton, Massachusetts census - Holman H. Noyes family
Holman H. Noyes
Katherine E. (Perkins) (Lindsey) Noyes
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 | 1938 Templeton, Massachusetts Directory
Main Street
East Templeton
Holman H. Noyes
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 | 1940 Fort Fairfield, Maine census - Linwood E. Noyes family
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 | 1940 Marblehead census - Katherine Anderson
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 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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 | 1940 Templeton, Massachusetts census - Holman H. Noyes
Holman H. Noyes
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 | 1942 Templeton, Massachusetts Directory
Main Street
East Templeton
Holman H. Noyes
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 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
Status: Located; |
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| 47 |
| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
Status: Located; |
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| 48 |
| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
Status: Located; |
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 | 1LT (Dr.) Burton Sturdivant - Application for Military Marker
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 | 1LT Charles A. Bedsole gravestone
Status: Located; |
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