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Luther Bancroft 1896 - 1921, Son of Nettie and Burt Bancroft, Granville, MA.
Luther James Bancroft Private 104th Mass Regt Company "G" 1918
"Country Store" Howard Norton Cook Etching of Gibbons Store, 1929
Howard Norton Cook (1901 - 1980) was born in Springfield and enjoyed visiting Granville early in his career as an artist. He spent most of career in the American Southwest and died in Santa Fe, New Mexico.He created the "Country Store" etching as a…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 1 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
"Long Ago Days" by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally published in The Granville Country Caller between January 1980 and January 1990.
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 2 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
"Long Ago Days" by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally published in The Granville Country Caller between January 1980 and January 1990.
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 3 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers and reprinted in book form. All these copies were sold to benefit the Granville Library Club.
In April of 2000, the Granville Historical…
In April of 2000, the Granville Historical…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 4 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
"Long Ago Days" by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally published in The Granville Country Caller between January 1980 and January 1990.
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
"The Life, Trial and Conviction of Capt. John Brown," published 1959
100 pages, published by Robert M. De Witt, New York, NY, 1859
Elvira Dickinson Sampler, 1830
A sampler created by Elvira Dickinson in 1830.
The sampler concludes with this sage advice and what appears to be a bit of humor by its creator:
"Youth is the time for improvem."
Thankful Clark Sampler, circa 1813
A sampler created by Thankful Clark at the age of 14. It reads as follows (verbatim):"Make well of precioutime * while in yourpower be carefulwell to husband every * hour the time willcome * when you willsore * lament the happy moments that you…
Thankful Clark and Raymond Green Descendants, 1932, Granville, Massachusetts
Two photos of the grandchildren of Thankful (Clark) Green and Raymond Green of Granville, taken 19 Jun 1932 at the Barnard home in Granville, Massachusetts.
Theoria to practica and Congregational Independency: From John Singleton Copley's portraiture of ‘Liberty,’ Rev. Jonathan Mayhew identified, to Rev. Lemuel Haynes's Liberty Further Extended, c. 1776
For the first time, Haynes’s unpublished writings circa 1776, Liberty Further Extended and his poem, The Battle of Lexington, are presented herein as very possibly having been composed in Granville, MA where precepts of ‘Liberty’ seemingly existed as…
Alexander, Tirzah Elvira Seymour (18??-1849)
Tirzah Seymour married Jesse Alexander, a widower, from Columbia, Pennsylvania, February 24, 1847.
Tirzah and Jesse had one child, William Seymour Alexander, born abt 1848.
Tirzah died September 25, 1849 of consumption/inflammation and is buried…
Tirzah and Jesse had one child, William Seymour Alexander, born abt 1848.
Tirzah died September 25, 1849 of consumption/inflammation and is buried…