| Brochure of Memorial gathering of Earl's many friends arranged by Bill and Eleanor Woodason. Contains |
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| many photographs of Earl from earlier days. Includes copy of Birth Certificate and copy of lineage from |
| Captain Joseph Pinkham and Issac Dearborn. |
| Certificate of Marriage to Jonathan C. Roberts on October 14, 1915. Her parents were Jerome K. Fernald and |
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| Nellie M. Dearborn. Parent of Earl, Milton and Elizabeth Roberts. |
| Certificate of Marriage to Gwendolyn Maude Fernald on October 14, 1915. His parents were James H. Roberts |
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| and Elizabeth Dame. Parent of Earl, Milton and Elizabeth Roberts. |
| Article in The Irregular, November 30, 1976 recounting Rybizka's contributions to skiing after his arrival in |
Article |
| Stilphen, Catherine Trickey |
| Photograph of Catherine as young lady. Catherine was younger sister of Marjorie Trickey March |
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| Article in The Conway Daily Sun - July 31, 1999 reporting on completion of the climb of the Great Trango |
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| Tower in Pakistan. Synnott was team leader for this first ascent. |
| 3 page printout from web site quokka.com listing Synnott's Climbing Accomplishments. As of this date, |
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| August 2, 1999, 62 significant climbs are listed with 12 being first ascents and 5 second ascents. Synnott is a |
| member of The North Face Climbing Team |
| Article in Mountain Ear - July 20, 1995 about Jackson Historical Society fund raiser selling original 1876 purlin |
Article |
| nails from Covered Bridge. |
| Letter date June 3, 1922 to a client about a pending case. Thompson was an Attorney-at-Law in Jackson |
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| Article in The Mountain Ear June 28, 2001 describing a new company formed by David Thurlow of Jackson and |
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| Dennis Sullivan of Eaton, NH. The first of many products is the Climate Backpack which serves as a |
| classroom tool to help teachers explain Earth's |
| Letter and photographs telling of her grandfather, Henry Hefler, who built his home in Jackson in 1888. The |
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| house still stands and, until recently, was operated as an antique shop by Ron Pelletier. |
| 4 photographs - 2 studio portraits of George; 1of George on horseback; 1 of George in group photo with staff |
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| 3 photographs showing - George with hotel guests; George with companions & deer after hunt; studio portrait of |
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| Group photograph with George TRickey, Amsdens and Woodberrys dressed for tennis in Jackson, 1890 |
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