| Families in Jackson prior to |
| Alphabetival listing of heads of families resident in Jackson prior to 1870. Made from memory in 1941 by |
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| George E. Gale in his 83rd year, and subject to error "if any be found". |
| Photograph of slain black bear that attacked Arthur Fernald in the 1920's. Bear is shown being carried by (L. to |
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| R.) Fred Fernald, Robert Grant, Wint Dearborn |
| Will and Probate filed October 7, 1919. |
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| Will and Probate dated October 7, 1919. A very small estate with $100.00 left to each of his 3 sons and 3 |
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| Photograph of Eva at spinning wheel (now owned (1999) by Alice Pepper) with her mother Nancy (Elkins) Davis |
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| and her neice Hazel Moody circa 1902. Eva is grand mother of Alice Pepper |
| Fernald, James & Mary Hodge |
| Descendants of James Fernald and Mary Hodge of Jackson, NH |
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| Various deeds to Jerome Fernald property. Includes documentation of 1927 - 1930 boundry dispute between |
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| Certificate of Marriage dated September 13, 1894 for Jerome K. Fernald and Nelly Maude Dearborn. |
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| Traces numerous other Fitz family members. Fitz made his fortune in the China shipping trade. Built the Fitz |
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| Cottage c.1888 on Thorn Hill Road in Jackson. Brother-in-law of Edward Wigglesworth who built the neighboring |
| Article in The Reporter dated November 15, 1978 on talk given by Flint to the Jackson Historical Society. His |
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| talk was about his collection of antique tools. Flint was involved in the construction of the buildings on Mount |
| Washington and the Wentworth |
| Deed for land from Edward Perkins to Obidiah Foss recorded October 18, 1853 |
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| 3 copies of "A Tribute to Mr. Gale" upon his death on December 31, 1923 |
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| Work sheet for application to National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution with Gale family |
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| geneology details. JHS SHOULD CONSIDER ASKING THE DAR FOR ANY INFO THEY MAY HAVE |
| Catalog of Anne's paintings exhibited at the Society's Gallery in June 2005. |
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