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Tag Archives: Canterbury
Philosopher, Educator and A Woman of Vision: Canterbury New Hampshire’s Dr. Mary Mills Patrick (1850-1940)
Mary Mills Patrick was born 10 March 1850 in Canterbury, New Hampshire to John & Harriet (White) Patrick. At a young age she moved with her family to the Mid-West (Iowa). There she attended school, graduating from Lyon’s College … Continue reading
Posted in History, New Hampshire Women
Tagged Canterbury, college, Constantinople, Dr., Dr. Skefkat, education, educator, high schoo, Istanbul, Mary, Mary Mills Patrick, mills, New Hampshire, NH, patrick, Ph.D., philosopher, philosophy, school, Sultan Mehemet V, teacher, turkey, University, woman, women
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New Hampshire’s Canterbury Shakers: Elderess Bertha Lindsay (1897-1990) and Gertrude Soule (1894-1988)
Eldress Bertha Lindsay, and Gertrude Soule were not the last of New Hampshire’s Shaker Colony–Ethel Hudson was the last when she died in 1992. At Christmas-time in 1978 when the radiant faces of Bertha and Gertrude were captured for this … Continue reading
The Osgoodites of Warner, New Hampshire
The early nineteenth century was a time of great religious change in New Hampshire. New Christian sects were sprouting … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, History
Tagged belief, Canterbury, cult, Grover, Jacob Osgood, New Hampshire, NH, Northfield, Osgood, Osgoodites, Osgooditest, religion, religious, sect, South Hampton, Sutton, Warner, Warrner
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