Capt. Green and Col. Fleming Played Whist for Choice of Residences
From The Connecticut River Valley in Southern Vermont and New Hampshire: Historical Sketches by Lyman S. Hayes, Tuttle Co., Marble City Press, Rutland, VT., 1929, page 193:
The David R. Campbell Legacy Fund and Its Donor–Other Benefactions
From The Connecticut River Valley in Southern Vermont and New Hampshire: Historical Sketches by Lyman S. Hayes, Tuttle Co., Marble City Press, Rutland, VT., 1929, page 189:
A Marble Monument for a Dog in the Westminster Cemetery–William Czar Bradley, An Eminent Citizen
From The Connecticut River Valley in Southern Vermont and New Hampshire: Historical Sketches by Lyman S. Hayes, Tuttle Co., Marble City Press, Rutland, VT., 1929, page 186:
A Man Who Had 386 Direct Descendants Living When He Died–Josiah White
From The Connecticut River Valley in Southern Vermont and New Hampshire: Historical Sketches by Lyman S. Hayes, Tuttle Co., Marble City Press, Rutland, VT., 1929, page 184:
Spotted Fever Epidemic in New England in 1812–Serious in Rockingham
From The Connecticut River Valley in Southern Vermont and New Hampshire: Historical Sketches by Lyman S. Hayes, Tuttle Co., Marble City Press, Rutland, VT., 1929, page 182:
Warm Winter of 1827 Recounted by William Hale, Grandson of Col. Enoch Hale
From The Connecticut River Valley in Southern Vermont and New Hampshire: Historical Sketches by Lyman S. Hayes, Tuttle Co., Marble City Press, Rutland, VT., 1929, page 180: