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A sepia-colored formal photo of Neil Currie.

This is likely his Maynard High School graduation photo.

The sepia colored photo shows the Mark Whitcomb - Catheriene Davies Hapgood House around 1900. The farm, 63 acres, and house, built ca. 1850, was briefly owned by Fletcher H. Cambridge from Oct. 27, 1900 to July 25, 1901. The current address is…

This is their marriage photo.

The child is likely their daughter, Gertrude.

A formal sepia photo of Bertha Lawton.

A sepia photo of Aunt Mary Lawton.

A sepia photo of Lilla Childs.

A sepia photo of Ruth Washburn at the time of her grammar school graduation.

A sepia photo of Irene Martin at the time of her high school graduation.

A sepia photograph of Gertrude Deane.

A sepia photograph of Irene Martin in her 20's.

Thomas Dean was an overseer at the Assabet Woolen Mill.
The first photo was taken in the 1880's, the second photo after 1900. (Thomas Dean's father, John Dean, was murder by Lorenzo Barnes in 1896. Barnes was the last man executed by hanging in…

First photo taken ca 1905, the second a few years later.

This type of cabinet card portraying the couple was often made at the time of a marriage.

He was Assistant Town Clerk in the 1910'sand 20's, a piano tuner and manager of the People's and Fine Arts Movie Theaters.

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Front: Francis Arthur Brayden (1883-1969), William Joseph Brayden (1880-1954), John C. Brayden, Jr. (1870- )
Back: Nellie (Ellen, Ann) Brayden Sheehan (1867-1905), Herbert Edward Brayden (1888- )