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Bernard jeddry
hello, my name is Bernard Jeddry named after chief Bernard Vacon.I am from yarmouth nova scotia and my mother Vicky Jeddry (vacon)took care of bernard's father ,her uncle.anyways i was just wondering if you would be able to e-mail some contact info for him or his children ?sure would like to have a talk and get to know these family member i have never met or spoke to...thank you! Bernard Jeddry. E-mail bernardjeddry@hotmail.com
Cheryl Dukeshire Harrison says...
grew up on Middle St. #9 is it still an historical site?
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Emponoaspen
03:34 AM on July 12, 2010
Greetings Everyone, I am not brand-new to your website but I expected right now was as great as time as any to say hey, so.. well howdy 
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Jim Allen
04:31 PM on March 04, 2010
My mother was Margaret McHale - she was born in a house on Pond St - Her brothers George and Henry also lived in Stoneham for many years - we lived on Walnut St for many years. - This site is very interesting
my Dad bought the house on Middle St in 1949 when he sold the house in 1984 the people who bought it had a plaque over the front door stating it was the Franklin B. Jenkins house about a year later the sign was down. I always thought my Dad bought the house from a relative..possibly a McGowan or a Moulton..there is a large M in the cement walk at the backdoor.
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Cheryl Dukeshire Harrison
11:06 PM on January 05, 2010
grew up on Middle St. #9 is it still an historical site?
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Bee Russo
09:49 AM on September 18, 2009
Website looks fantastic (as usual) and is such a critical component of fulfilling the mission of the HS. Keep up the great work, Marina!
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Donna Weiss
02:33 PM on September 16, 2009
Marina, I am overwhelmed by this great website! How you incorporated the Historic Walk brochure along with descriptions and photos is incredible .
Great job done on updating the site and on the upcoming events! Thanks for your time and talent. Hopefully your work will be enjoyed by many.
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Steve Heinstrom
08:53 AM on August 13, 2009
Great web-site, wonderful people who make the Society work. Keep up the good work!
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Martin Briggs
10:40 PM on August 03, 2009
It's great to see what you do! I'm especially interested in your work with schools since I am a teacher. Also, I noticed that a Richard L. Watts wrote an article, and it looks as though he was or is a part of your society. My great-great grandfather was a Richard Lewis Watts who died in Clark County, Illinois in 1871, and I'm wondering if Mr. Watts has heard of him. He was supposedly in the Civil War, but I can't find any information supporting that fact.
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