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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
I'ved Been Tagged: 5 Things You Never Wanted to Know
My friend Randy, at Genea-Musings, tagged me recently for the meme challenge. Now I'm supposed to reveal 5 … Continue reading
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