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Saturday
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charlie crane |
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O B Crane of east stoughton now avon was my great grand father
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Sunday
19:11
13.11.2011 |
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Mary Spead |
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Will be moving to Stoughton soon and we are looking forward to reading all about Stoughton's History 
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Sunday
16:07
13.11.2011 |
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Michelle Ruggiero |
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I was told by an old timer Tom McCormick who lived next door, that the house we lived in (til 1956) at 118 Summer St. used to be located next to the railroad tracks on Wyman St. across from the depot. He said a worker for the railroad lived in it. The stone stairs used to still be there but don't know if they still are. Supposedly it was moved in the 30's but was over 200yrs old or more. I think the sunrm. was added after the move along with the concrete porches. Just curious if it's true or not. It looks pretty rough now but it had a lot of nice old features when we lived there.
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Wednesday
13:59
26.10.2011 |
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Maureen Toomey |
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my e-mail is mrswaite@q.com
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126 |
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Wednesday
13:27
26.10.2011 |
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Maureen Toomey |
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John William Cronage was my great grandfather. Buried in Stoughton 1915. I cannot find a death certificate at the county or state level. Any help or suggestions? Thank you
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Tuesday
20:06
11.10.2011 |
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Heather Wilkinson Rojo |
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I am searching for Amelia and Thomas Lewis my 4x great grandparents. She died a pauper in Wayland on 22 April 1860 and it lists her birthplace as Stoughton, parents unknown. I don't know Amelia's maiden name. I don't know where Thomas Lewis is from, he was born about 1770 and died in Salem about 1824 before his twin sons were born. They lived in Salem and one became a sea captain and died at sea 1853 and the other became a Gloucester fisherman and died at sea 1850.
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Thursday
05:08
11.08.2011 |
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pamela stepanski mills |
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grew up in stoughton and was talking about growing up there with some friends. the subject came up of SKUNK WHITTEN. I remember when I was little seeing him going by my house with his fishing poles to go fishing down the end of morton st,at the little pond on washington st. I wanted to show them what he looked like but could not find a photo anywhere?
is there anywhere on the computer websites I can find one???
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Tuesday
17:30
02.08.2011 |
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Danette Jolly |
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Looking for Benn Family History. Benns lived in Stoughton and Quincy since about 1910 to current.
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Tuesday
18:18
26.07.2011 |
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Gail Georges Hernandez |
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My grandparents owned the State Spa, the restaurant and candy store next to the theater in downtown Stoughton.
I just found some wonderful old pictures of the place. I have fond memories of Stoughton.
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121 |
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Thursday
18:40
26.05.2011 |
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Marilyn Jones |
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Researching family of Harry Kendall, who lived on Pleasant St. in the first half of 1900's. Check my database on Ancestry.com: Marilyn's Everquest. He was a cousin of my grandfather - both born in Franconia NH.
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