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Litchfield New Hampshire Gold Prospector, Adventurer, and Father of Alaska: Leroy Napoleon "Jack" McQuesten (1836-1900)
Leroy Napoleon McQuesten, (but usually called Jack) was born on a New Hampshire farm in Litchfield.
When he was a … Continue reading
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