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New Hampshire in WWI: ARMISTICE
Today we call ‘Veterans Day’ thanks to the 1954 Congress who changed the name from ‘Armistice Day.’ One hundred years ago, at the 11th hour (in France) of the 11th day of the 11th month, an armistice was declared, and … Continue reading
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New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Groton
Groton is a small, bucolic town in Grafton County New Hampshire that includes the village of North Groton. Groton had about 250+ permanent residents during the WWI era (ranging from 319 people in 1910 to 199 by 1920). Of these … Continue reading
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WWI Hero of Manchester New Hampshire: Frederick Parker Perkins (1897-1941)
Frederick Parker Perkins is twice a hero. He served twice during World War I, first in an American ambulance company before the United States entered the war, and again in Headquarters Company, 77th Field Artillery, 4th Division with the United … Continue reading
New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Newmarket
Though small in population, the town of Newmarket New Hampshire contributed between 4-5% of its total population to military service. The remaining citizens each participated in some way, either through careful rationing, home gardens, holding fund raisers, making contributions to … Continue reading
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New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Hollis
The town of Hollis New Hampshire sent 43 men to service during World War I. The residents who remained at home did their part too–participating in the Red Cross, raising funds for War bonds, demonstrating thrift in the kitchens and … Continue reading
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