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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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Status: Located; |
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 | 1LT Charles P. Noyes
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 | 1LT Nicholas Napoleon Noyes, Jr.
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 | 1LT Stephen H. Noyes
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 | 1st Congregational Church Bronze Plaque
Status: Located; |
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 | 1st Congregational Church of Gorham
Status: Located; |
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 | 1st Congregational Church Sign
Status: Located; |
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 | 1st Lieut. Charles Arthur Bedsole
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 | 1st Lieut. Charles Arthur Bedsole awards and unit insignia
top row left to right
U.S. Army Vietnam patch
Artillery Officer insignia
middle row left to right
173rd Airborne Infantry Brigade patch
Purple Heart medal
National Defense Service medal
Vietnam Service medal with bronze campaign star
Vietnam Campaign Service medal with 1960 bar (Vietnamese award)
bottom row left to right
319th Field Artillery unit crest
Parachutist badge
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 | 1st Parish Congregational Church
Status: Located; Church is at the entranceway to the Forest Hill Cemetery, Derry, NH |
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 | 1st Parish Congregational Church sign, Derry, NH
Status: Located; |
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 | 20th Maine marker
Little Round Top, Gettysburg, PA |
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 | 20th Maine monument
Little Round Top, Gettysburg, PA
From the rear:
Priv. Oscar Wyer Co F
" Charles F. Hall Co F
" Benjamin W. Grant Co F
" Frank B. Curtis Co F
" Elfin J. Ross Co G
Serg. William S. Jordan Co G
Corp. Melville C. Law Co G
Priv. James A. Knight Co H
1st Serg. Charles W. Steele Co H
Serg.George W. Buck Co H
" Isaac M. Lathrop Co H
Priv. Aaaron Adams Co H
" Goodwin S. Ireland Co H
" Iredell Lamson Co I
" Alexander E. Lester Co K
1st Serg. George S. Noyes Co K
Priv. James R. Merrill Co K
" William F. Merrill Co K
" Stephen C. Chase Co K
" Williard W. Buxton Co K
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 | 2nd Lieut. Samuel Bean Noyes (1864)
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 | 2nd Lieut. Walter F. Noyes
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 | 3 generations of Tasker women
Barnegat Light State Park, NJ
12 Sep 2012
left to right
Connie (Tasker) Sims
Deborah (Tasker) Sena
Aliza Yousey
Kim (Tasker)Yousey |
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 | 35 Sunset Dr.; Chatham, NJ
built by George W. Tasker in 1938 |
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| 4-Gen Harry Alfred Noyes.jpg
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 | 42 Alden Court, Milford, Connecticut
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 | A.A. Noyes Home
1st row is Hugh Regan, Ola Noyes Regen Adabelle Noyes Thomson, Coraellen Noyes O'Neal, Minnie Rose Noyes, behind Minnie is Frank Noyes, Alfred Alonza Noyes and Minerva Bamford Noyes seated at the doorway, (Ira and Halie Noyes in fromt?) John Noyes, Betty Mounce Noyes, and Bernice Noyes Hendrickson to the right
Taken summer 1912 in Cleveland, Missouri
Herb Noyes |
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| A.A. Noyes.jpg
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 | A.L. Noyes
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| A.L. Noyes.jpg
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| A.L. Noyes.THU
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 | Aaron Nathaniel King
Tunbridge Historical Society collection |
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 | Abbie & Morna (Noyes) Bocock wedding photo
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 | Abbie (Scott) Burnham
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 | Abbie Dow (Chase) Sawyer
Status: Located; |
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 | Abbie Louisa Farr
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 | Abel - icon by Theophanes the Greek
Church of the Transfiguration of the Savior on Ilina Street
Veliky Novgorod, Russia
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 | Abigail "Ellen" (Baker) Miller
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 | Abigail (Brown) Smith
The framed picture of Grandma Abigail seen here, originally given to the family of Fred T. Gove by his cousins Abbie and Percy Weare, has been donated to the Seabrook Historical Society by Fred's children Robert (Bonnie) & Patricia and is at the Brown Library in Seabrook, NH.
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 | Abigail (Smith) Adams
2nd First Lady of the United States |
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 | Abigail (Willard) English
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