04/14/2009

Tombstone Tuesday: George and Olive (Hurd) Pinkham

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Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover, New Hampshire.  George was a Civil War Vet.  Note her maiden name on the tombstone.
Apr 14, 2009 2:35:00 AM | Gravestones

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