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The People of Townshend, Vermont
Features black and white portraits with short stories about residents of Townshend, Vermont. Featured are: Richard & Frances Kearley, Caroline & Royal Cutts, Jon & Wanita Leonard, Esther Cutts, Helen Holmes, Roger Griswold, Boo-Boo Griswold, Allyson Chaes & Clay Turner, Everett Childs, Michalina Wasung, Flossie Barber, Ginny Milliken, Mary Moberly, Martha Hoffman, Marilee Attley, The Hochberg Family, Elaine Chamberlin & Zip Jacobs, David & Berenice Brooks, Virginia Knapp Chamberlin, Derwood Harris, Warren Bumps, Mitchell Putnam, Larry Gould, Sam & Barbara Garfield, Allie Evans, Catherine & John Kenneth Galbraith, Richard Jackson, Beverly & Edward Coughlin, Rose Marie Short & Janice Cominoli, Jeanne & Daniel Brown, Irvin & Jan Stowell, Nancy Tarbell, Dennis Allard, Ned Phoenix, Della Stowell, Brian Searles, Dr. Robert Backus, Eloise & Carl Steiner, Wayne Rounds, Mary & Salyn Yancey, Miriabi & Jesse Lynn Gentlewolf, Bob Holden, Peg Ellingwood, Joe Daigneault, Eris Howe, Betty Benson, Mary Frieson, Toby Pagach, David & Jean Fontaine, Donald & Esther Squires, Maggie Marcott, Nancy Wright, Virginia White, Charles Marchant, Karl Decker.
Collections Relating to the History and Inhabitants of the Town of Townshend, Vermont
Reprint of the original, first published in 1877.
Collections Relating to the History and Inhabitants of the Town of Townshend, Vermont (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Collections Relating to the History and Inhabitants of the Town of Townshend, Vermont Most of the papers and records copied for the First Part of our Collections were found in the town clerk's office of Townshend. Of these some are given in substance only, others are tabulated, and some are presented without abridgment. To the written testimonies above mentioned, we have added a few statements made to us by aged people whose memory reaches back to within a few years from the towns first settlement. These sources of information, together with certain public records and documents of this County and State, the State of New York, and the United States, are authorities for the facts ...
A Stitch in Time
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Collections Relating to the History and Inhabitants of the Town of Townshend, Vermont
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