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New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Lancaster
Lancaster, Coös County, New Hampshire is a small town in the northern part of the state. During World War I Lancaster had around 3,000 people, only 500 less than they have today. After WWI (in 1920) the population had dwindled … Continue reading →
New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Hooksett
Hooksett New Hampshire even today is a relatively small town. Its southern portion (the village of South Hooksett) is adjacent to the City of Manchester. In 1917 when the United States entered The Great War (WWI) Hooksett only had between … Continue reading →
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New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Manchester
Manchester, New Hampshire sent its full quota of young men to serve during the World War (or World War I as we call it now). Of those soldiers, at least 100 did not return home alive. It is of those … Continue reading →
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Cow Hampshire’s "Bucket List"
Larry Lehmer over at “Passing it On,” has started The Bucket List meme based on the movie of the same name… Continue reading →
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When You Wish Upon A Gene
Genealogists are a strange bunch.
When gift-giving events roll around, they don't want the “normal” things. Instead of an iPod, … Continue reading →
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