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Category Archives: Irish in New Hampshire
Raising Your Pint to St. Patrick…
If you are called Liam, Patrick, Kathleen or Sheila, or have a surname like Ryan, Gallagher, Grady or Mannion;
If … Continue reading
Posted in Carnivals and Memes, Current Events, Irish in New Hampshire, Personal History
Tagged All, celebration, Day, flag, green, holiday, identity, Ireland, Irish, patrick, saint, St., wear, wearing
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A New Hampshire Connection: Endeavor Mission Specialist and Veterinarian: Dr. Richard Michael "Rick" Linnehan
Talk about Irish pride!
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An article recently written and posted by David Brooks, on his blog: Granite Geek, about Dr. … Continue reading
A New Hampshire Irish Christmas Carnival
A New Hampshire Irish Christmas Carnival indeeds sound like fun.

Many of New Hampshire's residents are of Irish ancestry. Unlike … Continue reading
Posted in Carnivals and Memes, Irish in New Hampshire
Tagged genealogy, Ireland, Irish, project, research, resource, roots
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Farmington New Hampshire Vice President of the United States: Jeremiah Jones Colbath, aka Henry Wilson (1812-1874)
He was born Jeremiah Jones Colbath in Farmington, Strafford Co., NH on 16 February 1812.
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He led the usual life … Continue reading
He put the "Straw" in Straw Point: New Hampshire Governor Ezekiel A. Straw
Straw Point is an outcropping of land, located at the north end of Rye Beach, near Jenness Beach.

Originally this … Continue reading
Posted in Irish in New Hampshire, New Hampshire Men
Tagged Ezekiel, Josselyn, Lock, Locke, Point, Straw
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