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1961-003-05007 |
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Black Notebook #7 |
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Black Notebook #7 containing the following: 1. MARBLEHEAD SCHOOLS , REMINISCENCES OF SCHOOL DAYS… 3-5. DOCUMENTS RELATING TO MARBLEHEAD FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES, General Court held at Boston February 7th 1689/90, rules on regarding taxation, representatives/selectmen, ministers, issues Marblehead County Rates - Essex Inst. Hist. Coll. Vol.LIV. July 1918. 7. A STORY (BOOK) HOMECOMING, 5/23/1978 by Marsha Rowland, about the Story School closing, Mary Graves Bowden, aged 95, the oldest alumni Robert McCarthy, the last principal, and Ruth Gayron, the longest serving teacher. 9-10. GOODBYE TO A SCHOOL WITH MEMORIES, home coming day and final goodbye to the STORY SCHOOL, with names or former pupils, teachers and principals; pictures 11. THE MARCHANT PRIMARY SCHOOL AT MARBLEHEAD… an unattributed news article and photo detailing the history of the school (named for Captain John Marchant) and land (later owned by the Lindsey family) and neighborhood on which the school was sited, on Idler's Hill, High Street 13. SLIDING ON THE GERRY SCHOOL HILL, photo (undated) taken when Nellie Walsh was principal. THE COFFIN APARTMENT HOUSE, photo (undated), what was formerly 'THE STORY BOYS' GRAMMAR School Building, located on the lot of 43 Elm Street. 15. PHOTO OF THE HIGH SCHOOL on Pleasant Street. Main facade only (undated). 17. TEACHER, photo of a primitive painting of a one room school house; HEADQUARTERS OF MARBLEHEAD RED CROSS, photo, formerly known as the Sewall School, on the corner of Spring Street, Elm Street and Sewall Street. 19. THUMBS DOWN TO SCHOOL, A documented history of town decisions and controversies about funding schools… 21. FIRST PROVISION FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION IN 1654 by William E. Smith, first schoolhouse was built in1675, first teacher was Edward Humphrey; high schools on Tucker Street (the first), then on Pleasant Street (by Rockaway Street), then Pleasant Street (by Village Street) … 23. TERMS OF SERVICE, list of teachers employed in 1884 and lengths of service from school reports - Messenger April 18,1884… 25-30. REMINISCENCES OF OLD SCHOOL DAYS by James J.H. Gregory, 1901: short essay on his days as a youth in Marblehead, emphasis on holidays, including Election Day, and stories of Joe Brown and Crease Brown treats and games on that day - Messenger, January 18, 1901 31-33. THE CURRENCY QUESTION a letter to the editor discusses the issue of the gold standard and linkage to the dollar and bonds, by "Shoemaker", (unattributed); THE SCHOOL QUESTION, letter to the editor responding to a prior letter questioning school board decisions, by "Uncle" (unattributed); letter to the editor, THE SKULE KWESTION: a poem about poorly performing students, signed 1st Kuzen, (unattributed); 34. VOTING AN ARTICLE DESCRIBING A POLITICAL DISCUSSION THE NIGHT AFTER DAY, 11/18/76, signed a letter from downtown (Barneget); Article on A GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY, dated November 4, 1876 (unattributed) 35. BUSINESS IN MARBLEHEAD, article by Samuel Roads, Jr. about the history of the shoe business development in Marblehead - Marblehead Messenger, July 22, 1876 36. A LETTER TO THE EDITOR signed "Mother" complaining as to what was going on in the school and the need for more schooling, teachers and better salaries; Another article titled "The Grammar School Girls" about discriminatory proposals. (unattributed) 37-39. MORE REMINISCENCES signed: S X - Marblehead Messenger February 25, 1916, author recalls the Five Corners area, red currant water, and pastimes of his youth in Marblehead… 41. VETERAN SCHOOL TEACHER DIES, Miss Amy K. Prentiss of Marblehead, her professional experiences and family - Messenger, March 29, 1918 43-47. REMINISCENCES OF OLD SCHOOL DAYS, article by James J.H. Gregory, recalling primitive school conditions - Marblehead Messenger Dec.28, 1900… 49. FORERUNNER OF THE HIGH SCHOOL researched by Mr. Benjamin J. Lindsey, list of subscription list of names and money donated for (The Marblehead Academy" Marblehead 7th September 1807 - Messenger Feb. 26th, 1915… 51-57. OLD SCHOOLBOY DAY'S REMINISCENCES by John D.Widden, old Marbleheader, includes names and locations of several old Marblehead families of his generation - Messenger June 2, 1916 59. MARBLEHEAD FIRST, article on "Ye Ancient Dame School" from the Boston Transcript giving Marblehead credit for appropriating the first money for public schooling - Messenger March 1, 1901; Miss Elizabeth Thorner died Dec. 26, 1906… kept a private school for young children and was reckond among "The Institutions" in the upper part of town… 60. REVEREND JOSIAH COTTON founder of Marblehead's FIRST GRAMMAR SCHOOL - Messenger 1916 61-63. REMINISCENCES by Margaret G. Blood, Pepperell, Mass, recalling elementary school locations, classes, teachers and students by name - Messenger, January 25, 1901 65. PRIMARY SCHOOL RECORD OF 1838, August 1, 1913,lists teachers and school committee names; MISS CAROLINE NEWHALL born March 28, 1834, died Nov 12th, 1919, at time of her death was the oldest school teacher in town. 67-73. OLD SCHOOL DAYS by N.B, recalls a Marblehead Academy student's days from 1836 to 1844 - Messenger, January 22, 1897 75. ELIZABETH VALENTINE, born January 4, 1816, died January 18,1897, taught a private school in her home on 28 Pearl Street - Messenger 1897 77. MISS VALENTINE'S SCHOOL (see above) - Messenger, July 26, 1929… 79-85. REMININCES OF SCHOOL DAYS, recalls a Marblehead student's days at Hannah Bliss' private school from 1834 to 1839 by B.T.M - Messenger, April 8,1892… 87-88. MARBLEHEAD STUDENT'S AT PHILLIPS ACADEMY, 1778-1820; lists the names and some details of their lives- Messenger, December 14, 1906… 89-107. SOME REMINISCENCES OF SCHOOL DAYS by Constancy, tells of a local boy's personal introduction to smoking and drinking, gaming and fighting, and a visit to Joe Brown (physical description) and his tavern - Messenger, May 14 and May 26, 1886… 109-145. RECOLLECTIONS OF SCHOOL DAYS by a Marbleheader, recalls Lizzie Brown's Barnard Street school, the Intermediate School (near Five Corners) and its teachers, the Old Town House school, Back Street School (the "Grammar School") and its teachers (circa 1887-9), High School (on lower Pleasant Street, with temporary quarters in the Odd Fellows Hall in 1879) and its teachers - Messenger, October 10, 1913, September 13, 1913, August 1, 1913, July 25, 1913… 147-148. MASTER BIGELOW'S PUPILS by Eben F. Richardson who taught in the Back Street School 1871-1876, - Messenger - May 3, 1907; Master Bigelow's Pupils Reunion…Messenger, Aug 1, 1918. 149-151. FIGHTING THE SCHOOL MASTER from a book by James M. Foss titled "THE GENTLEMAN FROM MARBLEHEAD" an interesting narrative by a former master of the Story Grammar School - Messenger Dec. 26, 1902… 153-154. OLD MEMORIES OF SCHOOL DAYS IN 1840 by Thomas Doliber, about Miss Ingall's school (on Back Street, now Elm Street) - Messenger, February 14, 1908… 155. MASTER BIGELOW, Edwin R. Bigelow a former Master of the OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL owned at that time by Simon Coffin, the old school stood by the site of the Gerry School on Back (Elm) Street - Messenger, August 10, 1917 157. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, The Gerry Grammar School graduates eleven scholars to the High School, The Sewall Grammar School fourteen young ladies graduate, The Story Grammar School the entire school couldn't be accommodated on Back Street so one class was held in the Town House, ten young men graduated to High School, The Barnard Intermediate graduates forty in 11/30/75, Holyoke Intermediate held in the vestry of the South Church graduated thirty-three, Mugford Intermediate graduated thirty-eight scholars to the Grammar School; Also provides a list by name of Marblehead students graduating their respective Marblehead schools - unattributed 159-163. REMINISCENCES OF OLD SCHOOL DAYS by James J.H. Gregory, recalls events in his day of Marblehead Academy, circa 1835-45 - Marblehead Messenger, Jan.11, 1901 165-169. LOOKING BACKWARD SIXTY YEARS - recalls the primary and grammar school (same building) near Five Corners on School Street, and names teachers and students of his era - Messenger, February 11, 1916 171-173. THE OLD ACADEMY torn down to make room for a brick structure for the use of a High School built in 1798, provides a history of the people and events behind the first school building project, including details of the property transfer to the town - Messenger Sept 26, 1879, Messenger, Jan., 28, 1898 175-177. OLD ACADEMY BUILDING - more information on the establishment of the first schools (and the former Academy, then town High School) in Marblehead - Messenger, October 1, 1880 179-183. OLD SCHOOL DAYS REMINISCENCES by James J.H .Gregory, recalls by name several town teachers in his day - Messenger, December 21, 1900… 185-202. AFTER FIFTY YEARS, details the OLD HIGH SCHOOL class reunion held Odd Fellows Hall on Friday January 7th, 1888, which details the addresses made, and of the establishment of a high school on Tucker Street, history of its establishment and committees/persons involved, teachers and classes, with names of attending students - Messenger, July 13, 1888… 203. MASTER VALENTINE a biography of Elmer Valentine (teacher, North Grammar School for Boys (on High Street)) presented to the Marblehead Historical Society - Marblehead Messenger, August 1, 1902 205. MASONIC LODGE RENTED BY TOWN IN 1837 TO ESTABLISH A HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS from the HISTORY AND TRADITIONS OF MARBLEHEAD, brief notes on multiple topics, beyond the headline above, includes a history of attempts to found a high school; the history of the poor house farm; fishing in Marblehead in 1839; Marblehead actions in 1840 Presidential election; by Samuel Roads, Jr. 207. MARBLEHEAD ACADEMY on April 26th, 1877 Academy Board of Trustees voted a sum of $200 for the annual salary of the High school master, includes a list of former teachers, and notes the history of the building - Messenger, July 1879 209. MARBLEHEAD'S FIRST HIGH SCHOOL, by J.H. Orne, gives a brief history of the first High School established by the town (1835-1838) in the Masonic Hall, then on Pearl St., and a call, by name, to former pupils to support its re-establishment - Messenger, December 23, 1887 211. A QUERY, re: the Lee family famous men, Jeremiah and Col. William Lee - Messenger, April 1880 213. WILLIAM BROWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBER FOR 25 YEARS, CITED BY RESIDENTS IN FORMAL RESOLUTION, brief notes on multiple topics, beyond the headline above, about the 30th of May custom of 'THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC' to commemorate a town committee member in 1869; 1871 new fire engine details, then a demo, then details on the (annual) fire engine parade (in 1874); 1872 Catholic churches in Marblehead; 1873 fire in Darling St., and Marblehead-Swampscott rail line inaugurated; reports the large bequest of benjamin Abbot; by Samuel Roads, Jr. 215-219. A FITTING NAME previous to 1856 no school was given a name just called (The North and South Grammar for boys and the North and South Grammar for girls) at a meeting of the School Committee in May 1856 it was voted to give the schools a town name. Includes the history of the naming of the schools GERRY, STORY SEWALL, MUGFORD, GLOVER, LEE and ORNE, attached to each of our public schools by Nathan P. Sanborn - Messenger, February 26, 1904… 221-226. JOHN WHITE CHADWICK The Boy, details his academic career, then an obituary - Messenger, Dec.16,1904… 227-232. THE SCHOOL TEACHERS OF YE ANCIENT TIMES, names teachers Ashton, Dixey, Bond, Bean, Wallace, Stanley, Greenleaf, Ropes; and schools such as Marchant, Back Street, and the Old Town House school' by James J.H. Gregory - Messenger, Dec.13,1907… 233-235. CERTAIN GOOD SCHOOL MA'AMS I HAVE KNOWN, James J.H. Gregory recounts tales of teachers he knew of in various schools in Marblehead. - Messenger, February 24, 1908 237-241. OLD SCHOOL DAYS by J.J.H. Gregory which notes names of former schoolmates and their after school antics including Josh Prentiss and Bill Hutton and Tom High - Marblehead Messenger, Dec.14, 1900… 244-248. EXAMINATION By The Scholars of Messrs. VALENTINE & KEENS SCHOOLS at The Lyceum Hall on Saturday Evening, February 9 ,1850, includes a facsimile (in 1897) of the 1850 program of recitations and musical pieces, and names the students performing them; and editorial commentary on the students named - a where-are-they now report, on many of those named - - Messenger, June 11, 1897. 250. MARBLEHEAD ACADEMY ALUMNI article reports their first meeting as a society, and includes a list of principals and assistants, from 1851 to July 1, 1897 - Messenger, June 25, 1897. 252. AN OLD PROGRAM article about the 1850 EXAMINATION of students from the Valentine and Keene schools in Marblehead (see 244-48, above), briefly details the subsequent lives of some of the examination participants - Messenger, August 2, 1895. 254. INFORMATION WANTED in a letter to the editor, Thomas Doliber requests about joining the Marblehead Academy alumni group (see 250, above), for himself and Professor Benjamin Graves Brown - Messenger, May 28,1897. 256. MASTER BATCHELDER, an obituary of James B. Batchelder, former teacher in local schools who died June 1st, 1884 - Messenger, June 1884. 258. LINES TO AN OLD MARBLEHEAD SCHOOL AND MASTER DOE a poem about the Back Street Grammar School by Philip H. McCaigue - Messenger, January 15, 1932 260-66. MARBLEHEAD'S SCHOOLS: THE BEGINNING YEARS is a news article (unattributed) reproduced from Haskell E. Knowland's 1889 monograph on the history of Marblehead's schools from the town's earliest days to the middle of the 19th century, for the High School Alumni Association. It details public and private schools' foundational history, locations, teachers and subjects. |
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Scholars School boards School children School discipline Schools Teachers Teaching |
Creator |
Bowden Osborne |
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2004-04-12 |
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Abbot, Benjamin Abbott, Ezra Adams, John T. Adams, Nick Adams, William B., Capt. Adams, William B. Alley, Mary A. Appleton David Fuller Appleton, Daniel Appleton, Fanny Ashton, Master Atkins, Nathaniel Atkins, Thomas Avery, Samuel Bailey, S. G. Barker, Joseph, Jr. Barker, Joseph Barker, Nathaniel Barnard, John, Rev. Barns, Widow Barret, Sarah L. Bartlett, Elizabeth Bartlett, Florence Bartlett, Hattie S. Bartlett, John D. Bartlett, John, Rev. Bartlett, Lewis Bartlett, Mrs. Bartlett, Wm. H. Bassett, Frank T. Bassett, Frank Bassett, Joe Bassett, Joseph Bassett, Thomas Bassett, William Batchelder, James B. Batcheller, James B. Bates, Maria L. Beal, Mary Bean, Cyrus, Master Bessom, Jos. P. Bigelow, Edwin R. Bigelow, Walter K. Blackler, Bill Blackler, John C. Blackler, Ward Blackler, William, Jr. Blaisdell, Etta A. Blaney, David Bliss, Elijah Bliss, Hannah Bliss, Rebecca Bliss, Sarah A. Blood, Margaret G. Blood, Mr. Boardman, Francis, Capt. Bond, Master Bonney, Eliza Gregory Bowden, Emma W. Bowden, Herbert L. Bowden, James G. Bowden, Thomas J., Jr. Bowler, Mary E. Bowler, Minnie Bowler, William C. Boyton, Jennie S. Bradstreet, Dudley Story Bragdon, John Bray, E. Bray, Lizzie M. Bridgeo, Rep. Brown, Aunt Crease Brown, Ben Brown, Benjamin F. Brown, Benjamin Graves, Prof. Brown, Betsey Brown, Daniel C. Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Ephraim Brown, Gus Brown, Gussie M. Brown, Increase H. Brown, Joseph Brown, Lizzie Brown, Mary E. Brown, Rea. A. Brown, Robert Brown, William B., Esq. Brown, William B. Brown, William Brown, Winthrop Bunten, Walter E. Buntin, Wm. E. Burdick, Malcom McNiel Burgess, William Burriage, Frank O. Butman Willie E. Cahill, Bridget T. Capella, John L. Carroll, Minnie Carroll, Thomas Cass, Joathan Caswell, John G. Caswell, Joseph F. Caswell, Willie B. Chadwick, John White Chapman, Joseph W. Chase, Carrie E. Chinn, Mary R. Cinkling,Master Closson, Willie Cloutman, Henry B. Cloutman, John Merrill Cloutman, Sarah R. Cloutman, Thomas B. Coates, Eliza J. Coffin, Simeon Colbert, Eddie Cole, Richard Collins, John Collins, Katy A. Collyer, John, Capt. Conway, Flossy G. Conway, John, Jr. Cook, Solan Cotton, Joseph, Rev. Cotton, Josiah Courtis, A. S. Courtis, William Cowdrey,Stephen G. Cressy, Joanna C. Cressy, Levi Crichton, Admirablr Cross, Joe Cross, Mary Crowninshield, Edward O. Davis, Eva H. Davis, Lizzie L. Davis, Lucy W. Davis, Minnie E. Dennis, Lizzie M. Dennis, Mary H. Devereaux, Anna W. Devereux, (Aunt) Betsy Devereux, Humphrey, Esq. Devereux, John H. Devereux, John, Capt. Devereux, Mary Dixey, Master Dixey, Thomas Dodge, Wm. W. Doe, Albert P. Doe, Albert Doe, Annie H. Doe, Charles Frank Doe, Ella K. Doe, Mary R. Doe, Master Doe, Mrs. Benjamin F. Doherty, James H. Doliber, Thomas Doliber, Tom Doyle, Jennie Drake, L.J. Drury, John, Dr. Drury, William Gorham Dugan, Mary A. Dutcher, Delia M. Dutcher, S. Lizzie Edwards, Charles Edwards, Master Elliot, Sarah Evans, E.G. Evans, Eben Evans, Lewis Evans, Richard, Capt. Eveleth, Samuel, Dr. Fabens, Lena H. Fabens, Samuel, Capt. Fabens, William Farry, Wille Felton, Lizzie C. Fettyplace, Elizabeth Fettyplace, Wm. Field, Thomas P. Fields, Thomas P., Rev, Fiske, Amanda Fleet, Elias B. Flemming, John Flint, James H. Flint, James Forbes, Mr. Fosdick, Benjamin Hichborn Fosdick, Benjamin Wheeler Foss, James M. Foss, Thomas Foster, Lucy Weed Frances, Mary J. Francis, Jim Freeto, C. C. Gale, Helen S. Gale, Rebecca R. Gallison, Henry Gardner, Maria Gardner, Wm. T. Gerry, Elbridge Gerry, Elizabeth Gerry, Thomas Giles, Mary E. Gilley, Ida J. Gilley, William Gilly, William Girdler, Richard Girdler, Wm. Glass, Samuel Glover Harriet Glover, Edmund Glover, Mar (sic) Glover, Mr. Goldthwait, J. Ernest Goodwin, Benjamin Goodwin, Hannah Goodwin, Hattie H. Goodwin, Miss Goodwin, Otherman Goodwin, Rebecca T. Goodwin, Sara Goodwin, Sarah R. Graves , Henry A. Graves Freddie P. Graves, Corinne W. Graves, Elmer Graves, Joseph, 4th Graves, Mary Graves, Sam Graves, Samuel Greene, Ellen T. Greene, Mr. Greenleaf, Benjamin Gregory, Frank Gregory, James J.H. Gregory, Joseph Gregory, Maria L. Gregory, Walter Gregory,James J. H. Grieve, Charles Grieve, Thomas Griffiths, Lizzie Haines, Dudley, Rev. Haines, Rachel Ham, Henry R., Mrs. Hamlin, Carrie L. Hammond, Hattie Hammond, John E. Hammond, Ocea Hammond, Susie E. Hammond, William D. Hamson, Mary A. Hamson, Mary Harris Benjamin Harris, John F., Hon. Harris, Minnie Harris, Samuel O. Harris, Tamson B. Harris, William Harris, Wm. T. Haskell, Sarah P. Hatch, George Hatch, Mary S. Hathaway, Annie Hathaway, Ernest W. Hathaway, Hannah Hathaway, Jeremiah Hathaway, Master Hathaway, Stanley H. Hathaway, Stephen P. Hennessey, J. P. Hinckley, Orville Holden, Nathaniel J. Homan Samuel Homan, Sam'l B. Hooper, Benjamin F., Jr. Hooper, Carrie L. Hooper, Frank E. Hooper, Henry Hooper, John, 4th Hooper, John Hooper, Nathaniel Hooper, Robert Chamblett Hooper, Robert, Capt. Hooper, Robert, Jr. Hooper, Robert, Jr. Hooper, Robert Hooper, William Hopkins, Sarah E. Humphrey, Dick Humphrey, Eddie L. Humphrey, Edward Humphrey, Etta M. Humphrey, Herbert Humphrey, Thomas Hutton, Bill Ingalls, Mrs. Ingalls, Thomas, Hon. Ireson, Dick Ireson, Lucretia Joseph, Young Keen, A.A. Keen, Ella Keen, Mr, Keenen, May E. Kelley, Rosie Kennan, J. H. Kent, Josie C. Kieley, M. J. Kieley, Maggie Kiely, Mary J. Kierney, Timmy Kiley, Michael Knight, Amy Knight, Benjamin Knight, Franklin Knight, Lizzie M. Knight, Lizzie Knight, Robert Knowland, Ebenezer Knowland, Haskell E. Lackey, Andrew Lambertson, Walter S. Lamprell, Eliza J. Lang, B. J. Lawler, Sarah A. Lee, Jeremiah Lee, Samuel Lee, William R., Col. Lee, William Raymond Lefavour, Chas. C. Leonard, Miss Lewis, Elizabeth A. Lewis, Mary Lewis,William H., Rev. Lindsey, Amy B. Lindsey, Benj. H. Lindsey, Benjamin Lindsey, Joseph W. Lindsey, Nathaniel B. Lindsey, Nathaniel, Jr, Lindsey, Nathaniel Lindsey, Philip B. Litchman, Chas. H. Litchman, Fred B. Littell, Henry A. Lohan, Rosie Looney, Hannah Looney, Lizzie J. Lyons, Mary J. Lyons, Richard (Dorr) Macgowan, Henry A. Mack, Theresa Magee, James H. Mahoney, John Marchant, John, Capt. Martin, E. T. Martin, Georgie Martin, John S. Martin, Joseph S. Martin, Knott V., Capt. Martin, Maria L. Martin, Mary C. Martin, Samuel Martin, Sarah Mason, C. F. Maynard, Master McCaigue, Philip H. McClearn, Willie S. McCoy, Mary A. McCoy, Rosie McEachran, J. L. Meek, Jacob Meek, Thomas, Capt. Meek, Thomas, Jr. Merritt, Carrie E. Merritt, Willie B. Mitchel, Bennie P. Mitchell, John Mitchell, Maria Morse, Frank E. Mowen, Nathan Murray, Jerry Nash, Kate W. Newhall, Caroline Newhall, Florence Newhall, Hannah Newhall, Harriet Nichols, Mercy Niles, Mark, Rev. Nutting, John Nutting, William O'Brien, John Orne , Johnathan Orne, Abbie M. Orne, Azor Orne, J. H. Orne, John H. Orne, John Osborne, Frank Osgood, Hooker Paine, Lewis E. Paine, Thimas Paine, Thomas T. Parsons, Carrie M. Parsons, James C. Parsons, Sallie M. Peabody, Oliver Peach, Benjamin F., Gen. Pedrick, Benjamin Pedrick, Frank Pedrick, John , 3rd Pedrick, John Pedrick, Richard Edward Pedrick, Richard, Capt. Pedrick, Richard Pedrick, William H. Perkins, Steve Perry, Geo. G. Perry, William Pickering, Col. Pickett, Moses Pierpont, J., Rev. Pitman, Benjamin Pitman, Rebecca C. Poole, Fitch Pope, Carrie C. Potter, Carrie E. Powers, Samuel Prentiss, Amy K. Prentiss, Caleb Prentiss, Hannah Prentiss, Henry Prichard, Hannah Prime, Theodate Pritchard, W. W. Proctor, Johnnie Putnam, Israel Putnam, Ruth Quirk, Mary E. Ramsdell, Eliza H. Ramsdell, F. J. Ramsdell, Frank Ramsdell, Sarah B. Rasdell, Mattie D. Rathburn, Herbert Read, Samuel Reed, Benjamin T. Reed, Benjamin Tyler Reed, Mary Reed, William Regan, Willie Reynolds, Gussie J. Reynolds, William Richardson, Eben F. Richardson, J. W. Roads, Samuel, Jr. Robinson, Fredrick, Hon. Rodgers, Chars. Rodgers, Nathaniel V. Rodgers, W. A. Rogers, Willie Ropes, H. S. Ropes, Master Roundey, Benjamin B. Roundey, George C. Roundy Alicia A. Roundy, Elijah White Roundy, John White Ruggles, Master Russell, Edmund Peter Russell, Hannah Russell, John Sanborn, N. P. Sanborn, Nathan P. Sanborne, Dyer H. Savory, Abbie B. Savory, Joe Sawyer, Fred L. Scott, Mr. Selman, Marcis M. Selman, Mary S. Sewall, Samuel Shaw, Bill Shepard, Lillie J. Shirley, Hattie L. Simonton, Walter H. Smith, Bennie P. Smith, Florence W. Smith, Frank Smith, Hannah Smith, Marion Smith, William E. Snellen, James N. Snow, Anna W. Snow, Charles H. Snow, Emily D. Snow, Frank A. Snow, Harvey Snow, John Snow, Willhamina Sparwhwk, Henry C. Spaulding, Elmer E. Stacey, Everett B. Stacey, Jennie H. Stacey, John Stacey, Maggie Stanley, Alexander Sterwart, John Stevens, Gus (Joppy) Stevens, Mr. Stevens, William (Putty) Stevens, William Stewart, Amy Stone, B. Arthur Stone, Benjamin Stone, Carrie G. Stone, Joseph W. Story, Bradstreet Story, Isaac Story,Elisha, Dr. Strong, Mr. Strong, William Sullivan, Daniel Sullivan, James Sullivan, Mary A. Sweet, Horace W. C. Sweet, Rea. D. Sweet, Sarah Sweetland, Ida M. Swett, Etta M. Tedded, John, Major Tedded, John Tedded, Martha Thompson, Albert B. Thompson, Benjamin Thompson, Clara E. Thompson, John C. Thompson, John Thompson, Thomas I. Thorner, Elizabeth B. Tinker, Berlin W. Tobin, Mary E. Traill, Eliza A. Traill, Martha B. Trefry, Richard C. Trefry, W. D. Trefry, Willie A. Turell, Ruth Turell, Widow Turner, Samuel Tutt, Hannie Tutt, Richard Usher, Mary B. Valentine, Elizabeth Valentine, Elmer Valentine, Herbert E. Van Vranken, Mr. Verry, Chas. H. Vickery, Etta Wallace, Master Ware, Benjamin Watson, Benjamin Watson, Marston Weed, Sam Weed, William Wheeler, Betsey Wheeler, Mary S. Wheeler, Sarah A. Whidden, John D., Capt. White, John White, Mary L. White, Mattie F. White, Mr. Whittenmore, E. H. Whitter, Nathan Whitwell, John Parker Whitwell, Nathaniel Wiggins, Lizzie B. Wilkins, Jennie . Wilkins, Wm. W. Willey, Mr. Williams, John Williams, Master Williams, William Wilson, Betsey Wilson, Lydia Winslow, Albert H. Wooldredge, Thomas Wormstead, Joseph Zuchtmann, Prof. |
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Winter Singing School Marblehead Academy Story Grammar School Teachers Schools Students Wide Awake Barnegat Barnard Street School Old South Church Back Street School Odd Fellows Gerry School |
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8: Communication Artifact |
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Documentary Artifact |
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Marblehead Town History |
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Fair |