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John Valentine Strickland and Dorothy May Hasbrouck entry in the New Hampshire, U.S., Marriage Records, 1932 Marriage record for John Valentine Strickland and Dorothy May Hasbrouck
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George Rupert Miller and Thelma Springer entry in the New Hampshire, U.S., Marriage Records, 1948 Marriage record between George Rupert Miller and Thelma Springer
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Jennie M. Jackson and William S. Mower entry in the New Hampshire, U.S., Marriage Records, 1873 Marriage record for Jennie M. Jackson and William S. Mower
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Margaret Lucy Royston in the New Hampshire, U.S., Birth Records, 1900 Birth record of Margaret Lucy Royston
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Everett Joseph Roston entry in the New Hampshire, U.S., Birth Records, 1898 Birth record of Everett Joseph Roston
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Sylvia Banskett entry in the New Hampshire, U.S., Death Records, 1854 Death record of Sylvia Banksett
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Frank P. H. Lyman and Rhoda R. Whitcomb entry in in the New Hampshire, U.S., Marriage Records, 1859 Marriage record for Franklin P. H. Lyman and Rhoda R. Whitcomb
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Phillip Henry Cooper entry in the New Hampshire, U.S., Births and Christenings Index, 1892
Birth record of Phillip Henry Cooper
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Phebe Simmons inquisition, New Hampshire, Cheshire County Probate Estate Files, 1877 An application by Martha R. Griswould inquiring into if Phebe Simmons is insane. She is not found to be so.
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Phebe Simmons in the will of Simon Baxter, New Hampshire, Cheshire County Probate Estate Files, 1823-1824 Phebe Simmons is recorded in the bill for attendance and travel to the Cheshire County Superior Court in the Baxter's probate file
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Phoebe Simmons in the Town History of Surry Phebe Simmons is referenced in the History of the town of Surry, Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Phoebe served the family of Simon Baxter for 5 generations; was included in the dowery of Baxter daughter Margaret. Phoebe was given a lump sum and pension ; she became a boarder of Charles Robinson in Keene until her death in 1886.
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Servant girl in New Hampshire, County Probate Estate Files, 1838 The probate record of Daniel Bradford records that in the private account against his estate, it is listed for the months of March, April, and May of 1838 that there was “cash to servant girl” with the sums of $1.00, $4.50 and $6.75 respectively
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Advertisement for Charles N. Goins' performance at the Majestic Theatre and Juniper and Washington's performance at the Dreamland Theatre Advertisements for the Dreamland and Majestic Theatres. Chas. N. Goins performs Illustrated Songs at the Majestic Theatre. Juniper and Washington, Colored Comedians, perform at the Dreamland Theatre.
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Advertisement for Charles N. Goins' performance at the Majestic Theatre Advertisements for the Dreamland and Majestic Theatres. Chas. N. Goins performs Illustrated Songs at the Majestic Theatre.
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William and Mary Johnson entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1920 1920 United States Federal Census record of William and Mary Johnson, a married couple living at 273 Elm Street, Keene. William Johnson worked as a printer at a printing office. He was born in the West Indies and had emigrated to the United States in 1890. His father was from Spain and his mother was from France. Mary Johnson was born in New York.
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Daniel Brown, Henry Lee, and George Miller entries in the U.S. Federal Census, 1920 1920 United States Federal Census record of Daniel Brown, who was 23 years old and born in Georgia, Henry Lee, who was 31 years old and born in Ohio, and George Miller, who was 25 years old and emigrated to the United States in 1910 from England, his birth place. They all boarded in the household of Judson Reynolds at 6 Main Street, Keene. They were all employed as hotel bellboys.
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Sadoques Family entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1910 1910 United States Federal Census record of the Sadoques family. Their race is recorded as 'Indian'. Israel Sadoques is the head of household. He is 61 years old and a basketmaker. Mary Sadoques is his wife and is 55 years old. They are living with their six children. Israel and Mary emigrated from Canada in 1880. They are Abenaki.
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Hemminway in Hannah Dawes Newcomb Diary, 1818
Hannah Dawes Newcomb records that a Black man named Hemminway has taken Adaline Putman to Littleton. Hemminway is likely Scipio Hemminway.
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Mrs. Freeman in Hannah Dawes Newcomb Diary, 1816
Hannah Dawes Newcomb records that a Black woman, Mrs. Freeman, has died.
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Charles Goins entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1910 1910 United States Federal Census record of Charles Goins, who is 21 years old and a boarder at 112 Main Street, Keene, where Daniel O'Neill is the head of household (Eagle Hotel). He was a theater singer, born in Massachusetts.
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Emmanuel Lopez and Cora O. Brooks entries in the U.S. Federal Census, 1910 1910 United States Federal Census record of Emmanuel Lopez and Cora O. Brooks, who lived in the household of Edward A. Rauruff at 65 Roxbury Street, Keene. Lopez was 28 years old and born in the West Indies. He was employed as a cook. Brooks was 30 years old and born in Maryland. She was employed as a servant.
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Household of Ida H. Thomas entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1910 1910 United States Federal Census record of the household of Ida H. Thomas. Walter C. Brooks, Lottie T. Brooks, and Hattie Brooks, are all siblings living with their grandmother, Ida H. Thomas. They live at 252 Gilsum Street, Keene.
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Emma A. Wiggins entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1900 1900 United States Federal Census record of Emma A. Wiggins, who lived in the household of Alfred Wheeler at 52 Washington Street, Keene. She was 22 years old and born in Washington, D.C. She was employed as a sesrvant.
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Rosie Lattimore entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1900 1900 United States Federal Census record of Rosie Lattimore, who lived in the household of William Tuttle at the County Jail. She was 22 years old and born in Ohio. She was employed as a servant.
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Sarah Hay entry in the U.S. Federal Census, 1900 1900 United States Federal Census record of Sarah Hay, who lived in the household of Edwin Palmer at 173 Washington Street, Keene. She was 25 years old and born in Washington, D.C. She was employed as a servant.