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Category Archives: New Hampshire Women
Northwood New Hampshire Teacher and Attorney, Ella Louise Knowles (1860-1911)
Ella Louise Knowles, daughter of David and Louise (Bigelow) Knowles was born 14 Aug 1860 in Northwood, New Hampshire.

She … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Women, Not New Hampshire
Tagged attorney, court, educator, Ella, first, Haskell, Iowa, Knowles, law, Montana, New Hampshire, NH, Northwood, practice, Supreme, teacher, woman
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Mare, Smile For The Camera!
Back in 1952, Mary (known affectionately as “Mare”) was a very busy mother.

After being told by more than one … Continue reading
The Ghost of Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton Woods NH
The view is breathtaking, the hotel is lavish, and some of the guests may be–well–dead.

Located in Bretton Woods (Carroll) … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Haunted New Hampshire, New Hampshire Men, New Hampshire Women, Structures
Tagged ghost, haunt, haunting, hotel, Mount Washington
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Manchester New Hampshire Physician, Civic Leader and Politician: Zatae L. (Longsdorff) Straw (1866-1955)
Zatae Leola (Longsdorff) Straw, M.D.
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was a strong, outspoken woman who experienced many “firsts” in her life. She was a … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Politics, New Hampshire Women
Tagged Amos, doctor, gale, Hampshire, Londsdorff, Manchester, new, New Hampshire, NH, physician, politics, Straw, woman, Zatae
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New Hampshire’s Record-Breaking State Representative and “Grand Dame”: Hilda C.F. (Johnson) Brungot (1886-1982)
Hilda Constance Fredericka (Johnson) Brungot was a 44-year old mother of six children when she first went to Concord, New … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Women
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