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- Subject starts with "Maine"
Interview with Nancy Mercer
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Nancy Mercer was a member of Alder River Grange #145 in East Bethel, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 1]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. [By Col. Clark S. Edwards] [number i] Having been often asked by many of my fellow citizens to give personal reminiscences of the different members of the Bethel Company, I…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
Interview with Ethel Lacourse
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Ethel Lacourse was a member of Norway Grange #45 in Norway, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Raymond Coleman
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Raymond Coleman was a member of Oxford Grange #46 in Welchville, Oxford, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Beverly Cameron
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Beverly Cameron was a member of Aziscohos Grange #402 in Wilson's Mills, Lincoln, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Stanley Brown
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Stanley Brown was a member of Bear Mountain Grange # 62 in South Waterford, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Pauline Applin
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Pauline Applin was a member of Pleasant Valley Grange #136 in West Bethel, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Wendell Easter
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Wendell Easter was a member of Rumford Grange #115 in Rumford, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Maxine Roak
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Maxine Roak was a member of Waterford Grange #469 in Waterford, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Earl Andrews
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Earl Andrews was a member of West Paris Grange #298 in West Paris, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Richard Felt
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Richard Felt was a member of Franklin Grange #124 in Bryant Pond, Woodstock, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
Interview with Gail Butterfield
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Gail Butterfield was a member of Lakeside Grange #63 in Harrison, Maine.
Collection: Grange Hall Oral History Interviews
COLL 2: Oxford County Grange Hall Tour Project
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Tags: Alder River Grange No. 145 (Bethel, Me.) | Aziscohos Grange No. 402 (Lincoln, Me.) | Bear Mountain Grange No. 62 (Waterford, Me.) | Fiddle Box | Franklin Grange No. 124 (Woodstock, Me.) | Norway Grange No. 45 (Norway, Me.) | Oxford Grange No. 46 (Oxford, Me.) | Pleasant Valley Grange No. 136 (Bethel, Me.) | Waterford Grange No. 469 (Waterford, Me.) | West Paris Grange No. 298 (West Paris, Me.)
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War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 2]
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WAR REMINISCENCESOF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number ii The Fifth Maine Regiment left Portland for Washington, June 25, 1861. Forty rounds of ammunition were distributed to each soldier before…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 3]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number iii At two o'clock in the morning of May 3 the regiment was in line of battle, the left wing across the Bowling Green turnpike leading into…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 4]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number iv General Hooker directed General Sedgwick to move with the Sixth Corps toward Chancellorsville, and he with the main army on the one side…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 5]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number v Bethel also lost at Salem Church one of her noblest sons and finest soldiers, so far as my knowledge enables me to speak, Washington Frye…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 6]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number vi On the night of May 3, and the following morning, Gen. Lee greatly strengthened his forces on Fredericksburg Heights, which he had…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 7]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number vii May 5th the 6th Corps moved to the grounds which we had left seven days before. I found my tent floor as we left it in the early morning…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 8]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number viii Saturday evening, June 13th, we started on the Gettysburg campaign. We left the Rappahannock and moved on about eight miles to Potomac…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 9]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number ix As soon as the artillery duel ended came Pickets' grand charge. The left of our regiment at the time lay where we could see nearly the…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 10]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number x On the night of July 3rd, 1863 I received orders from Gen. Bartlett to send three companies from the regiment to bring in a portion of a…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 11]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number xi July 18th found the Bethel Company in its place, with the 5th Maine Regiment crossing the Potomac at Berlin, the first ferry below…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 12]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number xii Our last number left us in camp at New Baltimore. September 15, we broke camp and left for Warrenton, and at this time commenced the…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles
War Reminiscences of the Bethel Company, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment [Number 13]
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WAR REMINISCENCES OF THE BETHEL COMPANY, Company I, Fifth Maine Regiment. By Col. Clark S. Edwards number xiii Before closing this account of the battle at Rappahannock Station, I will add an item or two of interest. In the Mechanic Falls…
Collection: Clark S. Edwards Civil War Articles