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Tag Archives: Bartlett
New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Moultonborough
Moultonborough New Hampshire’s WWI monument today sits in front of the Moultonborough Library at 4 Holland Street where it was dedicated on Memorial Day in 1931. Jane Rice of the Historical Society aptly describes the local history of Memorial Day … Continue reading →
The New Hampshire WWI Service Medal
World War I (called simply ‘The World War’ at the time) officially ended on Armistice Day, 11 November 1918. In the ensuing months military that had been deployed in war time would return home to the United States. Draft boards … Continue reading →
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Raymond New Hampshire Businesswoman, Teacher, First Woman Legislative Committee Chairman: Emma Louise (Tucker) Bartlett (1859-1933)
Emma Louise (Tucker) Bartlett, according to NH legislative historian Leon Anderson‘s 1971 booklet, New Hampshire Women Legislators, was “of Raymond, 63-year-old operator of an insurance business and mother of four [and a Democrat]” was one of the three women in … Continue reading →
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New Hampshire Missing Places: The Wizard Tree of Intervale
New Hampshire has long been renown for its picturesque birch trees. Most often I think of these tall, pale, and often slightly bent trees in a scene combined with a mountain or a crystal blue lake in the background, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bartlett, birch, birch tree, Conway, intervale, landmark, NH, tree, Wizard Tree
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Bartlett New Hampshire’s Author, Lady Blanche Elizabeth Mary Annunciata (Noel) Murphy (1845-1881)
Lady Blanche Elizabeth Mary Annunciata Noel was born 25 March 1845 at Exton Hall in England, daughter of Charles George Noel, 2nd Earl of Gainsborough and Lady Ida Harriet Augusta Hay, and godchild of Queen Victoria. She died 21 March … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, Bartlett, Conway, England, Exton Hall, godchild, Kearsarge School, Lady Blanche Murphy, music, New Hampshire, Noel, Queen Victoria, teacher, Thomas P. Murphy, writer
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