Weathervane Wednesday ~ Royal Courts of Justice

 post another in a series of weather vane photographs every Wednesday.  This started with images of weathervanes from the Londonderry, New Hampshire area, but now I've found interesting weather vanes all across New England and across the globe.  Sometimes my weather vanes are whimsical, or historical, but all are interesting.  Often my readers tip me off to some very unique or unusual weathervanes, too!  If you know a great weather vane near you, let me know if you'd like to have it featured on this blog.

Today's weather vane was photographed in London, England.

Do you know the location of weathervane post #364?  Scroll down to find the answer.

The Royal Courts of Justice is an impressive Gothic style building on the Strand in London, England.  It dates from the 1870s and is known as "The Law Courts".  It is near the Temple Bar and the four Inns of Court.  The Courts are open to the public, except in family court cases such as adoptions, which are closed to the public.  There are tours several times a day, too.

This weathervane has no cardinal points, and it is a fancy, filigree square banner.  There are many other fancy finials and spires atop this building, but only one weathervane.

The Royal Courts of Justice website:  https://theroyalcourtsofjustice.com/ 

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Weathervane Wednesday ~ Royal Courts of Justice", Nutfield Genealogy, posted

Tombstone Tuesday ~ Major William Brown of Dunbarton, New Hampshire

These tombstones were photographed at the East Dunbarton Cemetery on Robert Rogers Road in Dunbarton, New Hampshire.

MAJ.

WILLIAM BROWN

DIED

April 2, 1849,

AE 85 y'rs 2 mo's

& 9 d's.

MRS. JUDITH BROWN,

Wife of 

MAJOR WILLIAM BROWN

died Aug. 15, 1834,

aged 70 years

10 mo. & 6 days.

N. Farley, Concord

The stone carver was Nathan Farley of Concord, New Hampshire

From History of the Town of Dunbarton, by Caleb Stark, 1860, page 252

“ Major William Brown, from Beverly, Mass., settled in the south-eastern part of the town.  He was an influential and respectable man, often elected to town offices, and major of the ninth regiment (New Hampshire militia).  When he came to this place he possessed but little property, but by his active labor as a good blacksmith, he purchased land, piece by piece, until he had obtained a considerable farm.  He was, in his younger days, a hard worker.  He left a good estate.  He was born January 24, 1764, and died April 2, 1849, age 85.  His grandson, Paltiah, has frequently been chosen moderator and selectman.  He was also elected Register of Deeds for Merrimack County, and now resides in Concord…

       Anecdote of Major Brown.  When he commanded the militia company in this town, while with them, on parade, near the town-house, he observed a large black snake with head erect, steering across the common, toward the house. Without a moment’s hesitation he gave chase, and before the enemy could get cover, killed him with his sword.”

William Brown was married to a Judith who died 1834, and a Sarah Burnham who died in 1853. 

Children:

William, born 1790, died 1849, aged 69

Judith, born 1794

Anna,

Hannah

Paltiah,

Serena

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Tombstone Tuesday ~ Major William Brown of Dunbarton, New Hampshire", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 22, 2018, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/tombstone-tuesday-major-william-brown.html: accessed [access date]). 

The MIT World War II Honor Roll

IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES 1941 - 1945

Horace Jonas Adelson

Edward Schwartz Allee

Robert William Allen

James Roy Andersen

Richard Neal Anderson

James Henry Appleton

Charnley Kemper Atwater

Donald William Augusterfer

William Church Baker

Joseph Hunter Bakewell

Allan Ralph Bardwell

Edwin Fry Barry

David Bradt Bartlett

Beshara Elian Battit

Frederick William Baumann Jr.

Peter Paul Bernd

John Russell Bird

Francis Loudon Black

Brandon Brewster Bodell

Lawrence Arthur Bosworth

William Francis Brangan Jr.

George Thaddeus Breitling

Richard Herbert Bresler

Isaac Brimberg

Norman Robert Bryan

James Cyril Burke

John Francis Burke

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Leland Mohtershead Burr Jr.

Thomas Colin Campbell jr.

Earl Richards Carle

Robert Sherwood Carr

Theodore John Carr

Charles Vincent Case Jr.

Robert Dix Castle

Lincoln Romeiser Clark Jr

Sterling Moore Clark

Robert Carroll Clement

Francis Sylvester Conaty

Joseph Anthony Conlin

Harold Connett Jr.

James Henry Cooke

Francis Michael Costello Jr.

Francis Joseph Crimmins

Otis Waite Crocker

James Adams Curran

Harold Francis Theophilus Davies

William LeRoy Davis

Robert Elwyn DeMerritt

Arthur Louis Dionne

Robert Edward Dixon

William Simpson Doughten Jr.

Paul Whitney Dove

Delavan Bloodgood Downer Jr.

James Francis Downing

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Arthur Dzendollt

Richard Daniel Eadington

John Clayton Ekeberg

Richard Grant Elrick

Robert MacNab Emery

Alva Franklin Englehart

Norman Cornell Estes

Douglas Grant Fenton

James Hollister Ferguson

Raymond West Ferris

Francis Gurney Fine Jr.

Lamar Fleming 3d

Robert Walton Fleming

Charles Benedict Fodale

Paul Henry Fretz

Walter Joseph Freund Jr.

Ernest Francis Gallagher

Robert Anthony Gallagher

John Henry Gander

John Dick Gardiner

Howard Robert Garner

Clayton Samuel Gates

George Samuel Gerst

George Davis Gibson

Bernard Lee Goldsmith

Everett John Graham Jr.

William Daniel Grant

John Guttel

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Robert Foster Haggerty

Leigh Spaulding Hall Jr

Edward Alexander Hallick

Vincent Robert Hann

Henry William Harms

Thomas Harper Jr.

Leon Francis Harris

Howard Raymond Healy

John Cameron Heist

Richard Kirk Henry Jr.

John William Herb

Bradford Kent Herman

Frank William Horne Jr.

William Gabriel Houck Jr.

Harry Ensor Hubbard

Donald Mulford Hunt

Henry Wright Hurley

James Francis Clark Hyde

William Benton Hyde

Edward Carpenter Immer

Waldo Clark Jackman Jr.

John West Jackson

Perry Hammond Jacob

Harold Wiltsie Jacobson

Cornelius Allen Jenkins

Frank Jay Jerome 3d

Malcolm Edward Johnson

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Robert Edward Johnson

Russell Willett Johnson

Cutler Jones

Louis William Juliano

John Dandridge Henley Kane

Tobias Arthur Karno, Jr.

Stanley Julian Katcher

Charles Francis Kelly, Jr.

James Edward Kelley

Erskine Ramsay Kelly

Max Simon Kendzur

Alfred William Kinsman

Erling Klapstad, Jr.

Harold James Klopp

Edmund Clark Knight

Robert Calvin Kunz

Fred Lee Lamb

William James Latimer

Andre Nicol Laus

Chalres Frederick Leiserson

Charles Nelson Liqued

Norman Edgar Lisk, Jr.

Augustine Patterson Little, Jr.

Thomas Mitchell Loesdon

Alfred Jefferson Lyon

Leon Meyer Mack

Howard Spencer MacKirdy

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Joseph Lynn McCarthy

James Seabury McClave

Francis William McGinnis

Thomas Edward McGrath

William Carmen McHarg

James Ruemmeli McKelvey

Richard Paul McMahon

Burt Chester McNall

Clare Arthur McRoberts

Lansing McVickar

Robert Emmett Manders, Jr.

Mattew Mank

Marvin Merrick

Leonard Abbott Merrill, Jr.

Charles Robert Mills

Floyd Allen Mitchell

Charles Roderick Mize

James Hollenbeck Morehouse, Jr.

Carl Henry Morrill

Robert Fletcher Morrison

Henry Maston Mullinnix

John Joseph Nagle, 3d

Bertram Frank Nagy

Lloyd William Nash

Paul Gustaf Nelson

David Merwin Newbury

David Albert Newcomer

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Burkett Dunlap Newton

Dow Hiram Nicholson

William Edwin Nightingale

Thomas Francis O’Brien

Salvatore Pagliuca

Walter Hale Paige, Jr.

Stephen Richard Papp

Frank Claveloux Parker, Jr.

Roger Wendell Parkinson

Gordon Keith Parks

James Lovett Parmelee

Olcott Sprigg Payson

Ulysses John Lincoln Peoples, Jr.

Malcolm Oliver Petrie

James William Pfueger

Juilus Arnold Pohl

Elbert Baker Pritchard

Henry Ware Putnam

Fred Luman Raymond

Harold MacGregor Reed

Milton Clark Reeves

Willis Ward Reeves, Jr.

Clark Robinson

William Hurlin Robinson

William Rae Robinson

John David Root

Llewellyn H. Rowe, Jr.

Forrest Betton Royal

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Richard Tague Schaeffer

Frederick Emil Sheidy

George Arthur Schutte

Richard Hutchinson Seabury

Paul Dotrenge Seghers, Jr.

Robert Duncan Severson

Henry Crawford Shepard

John Hamilton Shepard

Leonard Griffin Shepard

William Milson Shepard

Alexander George Shisko

Charles Van Arsdale Skinner

George Rosse Smith

Gustavus Hindman Miller Smith

Robert Julian Solow

Ernest Mills Spear

Daniel Stickley Spengler

Karawek Srivichararna

David Warren Stamper

Carl William Starck

Justus Underwood Steele

William Arnold Steinhurst

Edward Forrest Stewart

George Roben Stone

Mark Stowell

Robert Strauten

Lawrence Edward Teich

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William Tham

James Malcolm Topalian

William Frederick Traupp

William Trescher

Derrick Tilton Vail, 3d

Lisle Van Burgh

John VanSchaick

Richard Albert Van Tuyl

Charles Vestal

Howard Winfield Wade

Duane Ralph Waldo

Edward Clark Walsh

Theodore Maxwell Wardwell, Jr.

Mark Murray Waxman, Jr.

Walter Wynne Webster

Lloyd Edward Weidman

Charles John Weschler

William Thomas White

Harry Gill Whitman, Jr.

Richard Sampson Wiener

Randolph Piersol Williams

Robert Erskine Williams, Jr.

Elmer Clarence Wirtz, Jr.

Warren Frederick Wolf

John Williams Woodruff

William Grundtvig Yepsen

James Howard Young, Jr.

This honor roll is located in Building 10 on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  This two story space is known as “Lobby 10” or “Memorial Lobby”.  These travertine marble walls are covered with the names of MIT alumni who have died during WW1, WWII, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. There is a 24 hour silent vigil in this lobby every year by MIT’s ROTC community.  The lettering on the walls was re-gilded in 2012.  Memorial Lobby is on the famous “infinite corridor” parallel to the Charles River and Memorial Drive.  The Great Court, where celebrations such as graduation take place, is outside the glass wall of Memorial Lobby on the south side. 

This blog post was written for the Honor Roll Project:

https://honorrollproject.weebly.com/

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "The MIT World War II Honor Roll", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 21, 2018, (  https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/the-mit-world-war-ii-honor-roll.html: accessed [access date]).

Surname Saturday ~ WILDER of Hingham, Massachusetts

WILDER

Thomas Wilder, my 10^th great grandfather, never came to the New World, but his widow, Martha, came with her children on board the ship Confidence in 1638.  She settled in Hingham, where “Widow Wilder” was granted a house lot. 

According to an article in the NEHGS Register, Volume 31 [1887], pages 410 – 411, “A Page from the History of the Wilders” by Rev. Moses H. Wilder, he described how he went to England and researched Thomas Wilder, Esquire, who died there in 1634.  His widow was named Martha, and she had an estate at Shiplake, Oxfordshire until she came to America.  This was part of a book Rev. Wilder wrote Book of the Wilders: a further contribution to the history of the Wilders, from 1497, in England, to the immigration of Martha, a widow, and her family to Massachusetts Bay, in 1638, NEHGS 1985 (reprint of the original from 1878).  In this book Rev. Wilder traces the family back to 1497 to a Nicholas Wilder.

No one knows Martha's maiden name, nor her origins. 

Martha’s two sons, Thomas and Edward, preceded her to New England. She arrived with her two daughters, Elizabeth and Mary, my 9^th great grandmother. Mary (about 1623 – 1658) who married Joseph Underwood.

My WILDER genealogy:

Generation 1: Thomas Wilder, son of John Wilder and Alice Keats, born 1579 and died 23 October 1634 at Shiplake, Oxfordshire, England; married about 1618 in England to Martha Unknown.  Four children.

Generation 2:  Mary Wilder, born about 1623 in Shiplake, died 13 February 1658 in Watertown, Massachusetts; married about 1644 in Hingham, Massachusetts to Joseph Underwood.  He was born about 1614 in England and died 16 February 1676/77 in Watertown.  Joseph married second to Mary Howe.

Generation 3: Joseph Underwood m. Elizabeth Bond

Generation 4: Sarah Underwood m. John Bullen

Generation 5: Grace Bullen m. Ebenezer Healy

Generation 6: Comfort Haley m. Abigail Allen

Generation 7: Comfort Haley m. Rebecca Crosby

Generation 8:  Joseph Edwin Healy m. Matilda Weston

Generation 9:  Mary Etta Healey m. Peter Hoozerzeil

Generation 10:  Florence Etta Hoogerzeil m. Arthur Treadwell Hitchings

Generation 11:  Gertrude Matilda Hitchings m. Stanley Elmer Allen (my grandparents)

My Surname Saturday post for UNDERWOOD:

https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/04/surname-saturday-underwood-of-hingham.html

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, “Surname Saturday ~ WILDER of Hingham, Massachusetts”, Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 19, 2018, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/surname-saturday-wilder-of-hingham.html: accessed [access date]).

Weathervane Wednesday ~ A Train Station with Two Weathervanes

I post another in a series of weather vane photographs every Wednesday.  This started with images of weathervanes from the Londonderry, New Hampshire area, but now I've found interesting weather vanes all across New England and across the globe.  Sometimes my weather vanes are whimsical, or historical, but all are interesting.  Often my readers tip me off to some very unique or unusual weathervanes, too!  If you know a great weather vane near you, let me know if you'd like to have it featured on this blog.

Today's weather vane was photographed in the United Kingdom.

Do you know the location of weathervane post #363?  Scroll down to find the answer.

This is the Cannon Street Station in London, along the banks of the Thames River.  We were on the other side of the Thames waiting to see a play at Shakespeare’s Globe Theater when we spied these two weathervanes.  Both banner style weathervanes have the lettering “SER 1866” which is a reference to the South Eastern Railway (SER) and the year the station was opened on 1 September 1866.

According to Wikipedia, Cannon Street station is a terminal by the Cannon Street Railway Bridge.  This bridge is located between London Bridge and the Southward Bridge.  When the station was constructed in 1866 it cost  £4 million.  The two towers are described as “Christopher Wren style”.  Both weathervanes, one on each tower, are identical. There is an Underground station here as well as bus services.

Cannon Street Station website: https://www.southeasternrailway.co.uk/travel-information/more-travel-help/station-information/stations/london-cannon-street  

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Weathervane Wednesday ~ A Train Station with Two Weathervanes", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 16, 2018, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/weathervane-wednesday-train-station.html: accessed [access date]).

Tombstone Tuesday ~ John and Sarah Palmer, Derry, New Hampshire

These tombstones were photographed at Forest Hill Cemetery in East Derry, New Hampshire.

In memory of

JOHN PALMER

who died

April 14, 1834

AEt. 79.

In memory of

SARAH

relict of John Palmer

who died

April 27, 2834

AEt. 69

John Palmer was born 6 June 1754 in Bradford, Massachusetts, and died 14 April 1834 in Derry, New Hampshire; married 18 January 1788 in Bradford to Sarah Harriman.  They had eight children:  John, Jr., Moses Harriman, Nathaniel, Stephen, Samuel, Thomas Jefferson, Sarah, and Moody Morse Palmer.  John answered the Lexington Alarm from Bradford, Massachusetts in 1775 as a minute man in Capt. Nathaniel Gage’s company, Frye’s Regiment.  John Palmer was the son of Andrew Palmer and Jemima Hardy, married on 6 December 1732 in Bradford, Massachusetts.

Sarah “Sally” Harriman was born 8 March 1765 in Bradford, the daughter of Moses Harriman and Jane Hale.  She died 27 April 1834 in Derry, two weeks after her husband died.  Her father, Lieutenant Moses Harriman, was the son of Nathaniel Harriman and Sarah Page.  Her mother, Jane Hale, was the daughter of Samuel Hale and Sarah Haseltine of Bradford, Massachusetts.

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Tombstone Tuesday ~ John and Sarah Palmer, Derry, New Hampshire", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 15, 2018, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/tombstone-tuesday-john-and-sarah-palmer.html: accessed [access date]).

Deerfield, New Hampshire - Military Honor Roll

The Philbrick-James Library, Deerfield, New Hampshire

Last month I visited the Deerfield library to research my Batchelder ancestors who lived here in the late 1700s and early 1800s.  I noticed all the bronze plaques with the honor rolls of Deerfield citizens who served in various wars by the front door of the library.  There were quite a few Batchelder names on these rolls, in the American Revolution and Civil Wars, and some more in later years.  My 6th and 5th grandfathers, both named Nathaniel Batchelder, served in the Revolution and are named here.  Nathaniel Batchelder (1732 - 1778) died at Ticonderoga, and his son Stephen Batchelder (1757 - 1777), my 6th great uncle, died at the Battle of Bennington. My 5th great grandfather, Nathaniel Batchelder, Jr. ( 1763 - 1809), served when he was only 14 years old in Cilley's regiment.  His wife, Mary, received a widow's pension, and her lawyer Franklin Pierce signed the paperwork. He went on to become the 14th president of the United States.

In Memory of

Lieut. Nathaniel Meloon

Born – Exeter, N.H. – April 18, 1733

Died- Deerfield, N. H. July 1803

One of the original signers

Of petition dated June 28, 1765

To have a portion of Nottingham, N. H.

Set aside as a separate parish

Said portion now called

Deerfield, N. H.

Erected by

His Great Grandson – Jonathan C. Meloon

1923

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Deerfield Residents

Who Served

In World War II

Hollis W. Ambrose

Ralph E. Ambrose

Robert D. Ambrose

J. Warren Ambrose

Leonard C. Baker

Loring H. Bartlett

Hugh W. Batchelder *

Robert J. Batchelder

Roland C. Batchelder

Theodore H. Batchelder

Francis R. Blais

Leo J. Bolduc

D. Louis Boutin, Jr.

Jeanne A Boutin

Alvah B. Brown

Donald L. Chase

Barbara J. Cilley

John M. Cole

Lionel G. Cole

Leslie R. Corbin

Paul E. Corbin

John J. Crummey

Paul C. Cummings, Jr.

William W. Davenport

Franklin I. Davis

Emery Dearborn

John J. Dearborn

Roy A Decota

Robert H. Fay

Frank A. Florence

Stanley C. Florence

Earl L. Gardner

Patrick J. Gardner

Crosby W. Hale *

Richard N. Hammerstrom

Lloyd M. Hart

Alger H. Harvey

John C. Hendrick

Franklin I. Higgins

Joseph D. Hoague

Robert K. Hoague

Theodore Hoague, Jr. *

Richard A. Houghton

Richard H. Johnson

Kenneth R. King

Rober C. King

Laurent Laventure

Frederick H. Nelson

Paul Nichols

Charles M. Noyes

John E. Oakes

James C. O’Neal

Robert Picard

William T. Prince

Charles W. Rhuland

Stanford T. Rhuland

Edward W. Richards

George E. Richards

Lester R. Rich *

Phillip A. Riley

George T. Sanborn

William E. Sanborn

Robert E. Sanders

Russelll E. Sanders

Ralph E. Scribner

Donald Shaw

Raymond J. Shaw

Frank E. Shedd, Jr.

Folger A Shores

Eben H. Smith, Jr.

Dennis C. Stevens

George W. Stevens

Leonard F. Stevens

Robert A. Stevens

Ernest W. St. John

James S. Tilton

W. Frederick Tuttle

Waldo H. F. Twombly

Clyde G. Wallace

Preston B. Wares

Harry W. Wasson

Thomas E. Wasson

Arthur H. White

Melvin C. White

Walter W. White

Walter H. Wilson

Forest A. Witham

Korea Conflict

Donald Bickford

Clayton E. Boutin

Roland S. Bowden

Robert E. Carr

Lewis G. Clark, Jr.

James W. Clay, Jr.

William F. Crummey

Pierre G. Dore

Wilfred H. Florence, Jr.

Robert E. Gardner

Richard A. Kimball

Richard M. Lewis

Henry W. Matulaitis

Frank H. O’Neal

Floyd O. Sellers

Jessica B. Siegars

Paul M. Taylor

George L. Tilton

Everett H. Twombly

Ralph E. Twombly

Arthur H. White

Melvin C. White

War Casualties *

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Residents of Deerfield New Hampshire

Who served in the Revolutionary War

Adjudent General Benjamin Butler

Doctor Edmund Chadwick

Colonel Joseph Hilton

Major Simon Marston

Major John Simpson

Captain Daniel Moore

Captain Nathan Sanborn

Lieut. Benjamin French

Lieut. Theopolus Stevens

Corp. Nathaniel Batchelder

Cor. Josiah Moody

John Abbott

Francis Ames

Nathaniel Batchelder

Josiah Batchelder

John Batchelder

Moses Batchelder

Ephraim Batchelder

Moses Barnard

Joseph Cram

Jonathan Cram

Joseph Chase

Robert Chase

Josiah Chase

Samuel Collins

Israel Clifford

Samuel Cate

Edward Dearborn

Phineas Dearborn

Jabez Dow

Reuben Doe

Daniel Daniels

Ephraim Eastman

Ezekiel Eastman

Asa Folsom

Benjamin Folsom

Thomas Gerrish

Joseph Grant

Ezekiel Gilman

Jonathan Griffin

John Hall

Joseph Hoitt

Simeon Haines

Jonathan Jenness

Benjamin Judkins

John Jewell

Moses Kelly

Moses Lock

Robert Lock

Daniel Ladd

Joseph Mills

Theodore Marston

Asa Marston

Jacob Morse

Daniel Mathers

Nathan Merrill

Thomas Matthews

Caleb Moor

Isaac Moor

Nathaniel Moor

John McCoy

Daniel McCoy

Thomas McLaughlin

Nathaniel Moulton

Joseph Norris

Andrew Nealey

Chase Page

Abraham Potter

Caleb Philbrick

Jethro Pettengill

Joseph Rawlins

John Riddle

Reuben Rand

James Robinson

John Runnels

John Raynolds

Patten Simpson

Barnard Sargent

Stephen Smith

Jeremiah Sawyer

Peter Stevens

Isaac Shepherd

John Stearns

Benjamin Towle

Joseph Thomas

Ezekiel Thurston

Joshua Veasey

John Wadleigh

Joshua Wells

War of 1812

Colonel Samuel Collins

Captain David Haines

Captain Winthrope Hilton

Sergeant Joshua Bishop

Jeremiah Avery

David H. Allen

True Brown

James Brown

Stephen Brown

Levi Blaisdell

George Blaisdell

Stephen Bartlett

Nathan Bartlett

William Coffin

Samuel Coffin

True Currier

Abraham Cram

Christopher Collins

Joseph Chase

David Chase

John Cotton

Gilbert Chadwick

John Dearborn

James Dalton

James Dow

Jeremiah Eastman

John Eastman

Ebenezer Fogg

Orrin Fogg

John H. Hoitt

Daniel Haines

William Haines

John Hilton

Ebenezer Huckins

Benjamin Hazeltine

Caleb Judkins

Benjamin Judkins

Ezekiel Knowles

John Langley

Levi Mudgett

Jeremiah Maloon

Nathaniel Marston

Thomas Mathers

John Mack

Joseph Merrill

John Palmer

Levi Palmer

Timothy Pearson

Winthrope Philbrick

Samuel  Page

Albion Perkins

Stephen Prescott

True Prescott

Joseph Prescott

Josiah Rollins

Ahijah Ring

William Rand

Isaac Shepard

Enoch F. Stevens

Sherburn Stevens

Simon Smith

Stephen Smith

Samuel Stearns

David Tandy

Abraham True

John M. Todd

Jacob Wallace

T. Morrill White

James White

Josiah Whittier

Mesheck Weare

John Wallace

Jonthan Veasey

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Sons of Deerfield New Hampshire

Who served in the

World War

Brown Thomas J.   Capt. Medical Corps

Smith Chellis V.   Chaplain 74^th Inf.

Tucker John E.    1^st Lieut. 84^th F/A

Hamburger  Amos F.  *   2^nd Lieut.

                Died at Washington D. C. Dec. 1917

Hartford Guy S.   Sergt. 102^nd Inf.

White George L Jr.   Sergt. 87^th Aero Sq.

Hart Clarence W.    Coxswain U.S.N.

Lang George H.  Corp.   Q. M. C.

Peterson Albert    Corp. C. A. C.

Quniby Paul E. Corp..   301^st Artillery

Tilton  Josiah B.  Corp. 103^rd Inf.

Davis John E. C.   U. S. N.

Denyou Leon B.  96^th Aero Sq.

Doe George H.  152^nd D. B.

Fogg Carl M.  101^st F. A.

Hall Frank P. 151^st D. B.

Hammerstrom Arthur   158^th D. B.

Hart Isaac S.   U. S. N.

Hart Lysle E.  U. S. N.

Hartford Edgar C. *   103^rd Inf.

                Killed at Bois de Harmont  Oct. 28^th 1918

Harvey Leon W.   42^nd Inf.

James Alden C.   109^th Machine Gun Co.

Johnson Thomas B.    32^nd Aero Sq.

Mandigo  Roy W.   212^th Engineers

McNeal George E.  U. S. N.

McNeal James E.   151^st D. B.

Pethick Ralph D.   U.S.A.

Pinkham Samuel H.  U.S.N.

Prescott Frank W.   musician C.A.C

Stevens Fred N.  *      103^rd Inf.

                Died in Liverpool, England  Oct. 19, 1917

Tilton Bryon O.  Q. M. C.

Tilton Washington  301^st Ammunition

York Elmer O.  U.S.A.

Young Ernest *   U. S. A.

                Died at Fort McPherson, Dec. 10, 1917

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Deerfield Residents

Who Served

Vietnam

Ames, Kenneth E.

Ames, Ralph K., Jr.

Arhcer, Jeffrey W.

Briggs Barclay M. Jr.

Briggs, William P.

Brackett, James H.

Brackett, Kenneth A.

Brackett, Robert P.

Brinkler, John S. Jr.

Brown, Arthur L.

Bruce, Otis R. Jr.

Burritt, Robert H.

Burtt, Charles W.

Carr, Ervin L.

Cippollino, Michael

Cole, Gary M.

Cole, Ronald W.

Crummey, John E.

Garland, John C.

Garland, Paul A.

Gluckert, Norman M., Jr.

Hussey, Paul J. Jr.

Johnson, Ronald D.

Keech, George A.

Laramee, Dennis

Laramee, Wilfred

Lindahl, Peter A.

Lovering, Richard M.

Marquis, Richard A.

Marston, Arthur W.

McDuffee, James S.

McDuffee, Michael B.

McIntyre, James A.

Mitchell, David S.

Piwowarczyk, Ronald L.

Piwowarczyk, Stanley R.

Nelson, Michael N.

Rollins, Burce A.

Ross, Robert G.

Sanborn, Charles R.

Sanborn, Stephen E.

Sears, Joe

Sherburne, John L.

Shattuck, Allen A.

Shattuck, Edward Jr.

Sidmore, David W.

Snook, George L.

Smith, Dana R.

Stevens, Daniel C.

Stevens, George W. Jr.

Stevens, Harley F.

Stevens, Michael D.

Stevens, Robert J.

Stevens, Robert L.

Stevens, Thomas D.

Stevens, William D.

Stevens, William W.

Winslow, Christian E.

Winslow, Wadsworth III

Witham, Donald R.

Witham, Edward M.

Witham, Kenneth D.

Witham, Lloyd J.

Woodworth, David B.

Wyman, William J.

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Residents of Deerfield New Hampshire

Who served in the Civil War

2^nd Regiment

Alex W. Ainslee

John Boody

Joseph A. Doe

John A. Emerson

George E. Hill

Jacob W. Hill

Joseph T. Hoitt

George H. Johnson

Charles H. Jones

William H. Keniston

3^rd Regiment

Albert F. Batchelder

George W. Benson

James M. Dickey

Stephen F. Fogg

 James H. Gannon

Thomas H. B. James

Henry J. Pettigrew

David M. Quimby

John L. Randall

Dana D. Robinson

John O. Thomas

Charles F. Tilton

4^th Regiment

James Kelley

John L. Mack

James Webber

5^th Regiment

Joseph B. Ayer

John Bryson

Jesse H. Clay

Edward Corney

Charles E. P. Hoyt

S. J. Jagers

James Morrisey

Benjamin F. Mead

Joseph B. Osgood

George B. Prescott

William S. Thompson

Rufus K. Watson

John L. Woodman

David Young, Jr.

Hiram A. Young

6^th Regiment

George B. Tilton

7^th Regiment

George W. Cook

Michael Denyou

Henry M. Fife

William Kenney

7^th Regiment

Augustus W. Robinson

Joseph Stone

William F. Sanborn

Chas. H. Stockbridge

Ivory O. Saunders

Joseph Watson

Jacob Witham

8^th Regiment

George A. Abbott

Moses Barnard, Jr.

George W. Corlis

Benjamin Hazelton

John H. Hill

George S. Witherell

Otis C. Witherell

9^th Regiment

Daniel C. Ayer

Jos. C. Batchelder

John W. Cook

Isaac S. Hill

Martin V. B. Hill

Charles G. Marsh

Peter Menard

Samuel F. Morrill

John McGowan

McNorman C. Smith

10^th Regiment

John Allen

Stephen Wheeler

11^th Regiment

Chap. Edward Lyford

1^st Lt. Isaac H. Morrison

1^st Lt. Merrill Johnson

2^nd Lt. Joseph H. Cram

Edmund R. Batchelder

Jona. H. Batchelder

Charles H. Boody

Charles O. Brown

Charles H. Carter

Matt Casey

Michael Coleman

Benjamin F. Dennett

Rufus D. Doe

Henry E. Durgin

Henry L. Fifield

Rufus P. George

Albert M. Harvey

George W. Harvey

Ladd P. Harvey

Sherman F. Hildreth

Winthrop A. Hilton

11^th Regiment

James Jenkins

George E. Johnson

George P. Ladd

William H. H. Lang

Almon S. Langley

John K. Law

Mitchel P. LeGro

Samuel S. Maloon

Encoch F. Maloon

Enoch Morrill

John MCCarthy

William H. Parsons

Samuel J. Randall

Ahijah Ring

Alvin G. Ring

James Ritchie

William Ritchie

Steph. B. Robinson, Jr.

Benning W. Robinson

Francis S. Rollins

Thomas W. Sanborn

David Smith, Jr.

Peter Smith

Paschal Sturtevant

Geo. F. Sylvester

Chas. H. Thompson

John L. B. Thompson

Charles E. Tilton

Charles S. Tyler

George A. Whittier

James S. Whidden

15^th Regiment

Capt. Jona. H. Johnson

1^st Lt. Jere. Chadwick

Frank L. Adams

Alfred E. Ambrose

Edwin Batchelder

Benj. B. Batchelder

Albion A. Bean

Arthur M. Chase

J. Woodbury Chase

William C. Donovan

Wesley Fife

William Fife

James W. Goodhue

William Jenkins

Josiah B. Philbrick

Joseph W. Randall

Anthony L. Sanborn

Charles F. Smith

William T. Stevens

George W. Tilton

Charles E. White

Edwin E. Witherell

Franklin J. Butler   Lieutenant Colonel Troops

Samuel H. Ballou  Artillery

Joseph W. Morrill  U.S. Cavalry

James Logan    Marine Corps

John Paine   Navy

Service out of New Hampshire

George W. Ayer  Conn.

George R. Cate   8^th Mass.

George F. Doe   Artillery

Jos. W. James    Signal Corps

Georg H. Ladd   22^nd Mass.

Joseph W. LeGro  22^nd NY

John H. Robinson   19^th Mass.

Lt. Sherman F. Robinson  19^th Mass.

Levi C. Sanborn 2^nd Mass

Spanish War

Edward F. Sullivan

The website for the Philbrick James library in Deerfield, New Hampshire:
http://www.townofdeerfieldnh.com/Pages/DeerfieldNH_Library/index 

This transcription and photo will become part of The Honor Roll Project:
https://honorrollproject.weebly.com/ 

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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Deerfield, New Hampshire - Military Honor Roll", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 14, 2018, (  https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/deerfield-new-hampshire-military-honor.html: accessed [access date]). 

Happy Mother's Day 2018

Little sister, Me and Mom

At Crawford Notch State Park, New Hampshire, 1971

Happy Mother's Day, Mom!


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Heather Wilkinson Rojo, "Happy Mother's Day 2018", Nutfield Genealogy, posted May 13, 2018, ( https://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2018/05/happy-mothers-day-2018.html: accessed [access date]).