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Tag Archives: Central High School
Killed in Action on the USS Utah at Pearl Harbor: Sea1c David Lloyd Crossett (1917-1941)
David Lloyd Crossett was born 9 December 1917 in Somerville MA, son and one of ten children of Charles R. & Bernice H. (Rice) Crossett. He spent a few years in Leominster MA before his parents moved to Manchester New … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, History, Military of New Hampshire, Military Squares, New Hampshire Men
Tagged 2, Boston, Central High School, Crossett, David, II, MA, Manchester, Massachusetts, navy, New Hampshire, NH, Pearl Harbor, Sea1c, Somerville, USS Utah, World War, WW2
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New Hampshire’s Missing Places: Peyton Place
I sometimes wonder how many tourists have visited New Hampshire looking for Peyton Place…
only to realize it does … Continue reading
Posted in N.H. Missing Places, New Hampshire Women
Tagged author, book, Central High School, De Repentigny, DeRepentigny, George, Gilmanton, Grace Metalious, Hampshire, Manchester, Metalious, new, New Hampshire, NH, novel, novelist, Peyton, Peyton Place, place, scandal, writer
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