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New Hampshire WWI Military: Sergeant Major Andrew Jackson of Littleton and Rochester (1882-1960)
I would not have known about Sergeant Major Andrew Jackson of New Hampshire except for a brief newspaper notice placed in the Nashua Telegraph in September of 1919. It stated as follows: “Concord–Sergeant Major Andrew Jackson of Rochester was decorated … Continue reading
New Hampshire WWI Military: Sergeant Arthur P. Kelley of Nashua NH (1876-1918)
Arthur P. Kelley was born in 1876 in Nashua NH to Andrew & Laura Ella (Wells) Kelley. His mother died the following year, and his father remarried. He had two older siblings: a brother Hector, and a sister Laura (who … Continue reading
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New Hampshire Missing Places: Camp Otter in Pittsburg, Coos County
“Every once in a while it is nice to get away . . . from the discontent of big cities and tramp through the mountains, gun in hand, with none but the birds, the trees, the fallen leaves, the lilt … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew, Bell, cabin, camp, Corbin, Currier, Edna, Ernest, fish, fishing, fugitive, guide, Hampshire, hunt, hunting, Lamont, Littleton, Long Tom, Lopstick, Marshal, Nettie, new, NH, park, Phillips, Pittsburg, Pittsburgh, Redmond, rental, Ruth, sporting, sports, Tom, vacation
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