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The first photo was taken around 1920. See image with list of names. Charles and Frederica came to the U.S. from Germany in 1880. They lived in…

Mildred (Rowley) Stiles with her doll. Picture taken 1895 by her father Roswell O. Rowley at their home at 522 Main Road in Granville. The doll in the…

Miles J. Rose (1839-1915) in wagon, taken at the blacksmith's shop near the home of Roswell O. Rowley on Maple Street (now Main Road).

Newspaper clipping from 1873, unknown newspaper. Contains article about Noble & Cooley, an apple tree, and "aged persons in East Granville."

Three young men pose in front of the Rowley house on Bruce Road. Person in center is believed to be Fred Rowley. On left may be Walter Holcomb. Person…

John Henry Rowley (11 Sep 1868 - 28 Nov 1933) and Mary Evaline "Mattie" Noble (02 Feb 1868 - 32 Dec 1957) were both born in Granville, MA. Their…

Photo of a sawmill taken by Fred Rowley. Location and people are unknown. Donated by Doris Holcomb Zatti, a cousin of Fred Rowley.

Unknown person in front of 522 Main Rd. Might be Julia (Shoughrue) Rowley.

"The Old Buick" in front of the shed at 522 Main Road. Belonged to Roswell Rowley. The note on the back of the photo was written by Roswell and Julia…

Blacksmith shop at 522 Main Road, two cats play in the snow. Property first operated by Alexander McGray (or McCray) in the 1880's. It was operated as…

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