09/25/2009

Thomas Pinkham 1752-1820 and Jonathan Heard ca. 1758-after 1823

Thompinkham

This is actually a petition that yields a two-fer. Thomas Pinkham's signature and Jonathan Heard's signature just above.  Both were from Rochester, N.H.

Sep 25, 2009 10:37:00 AM | General, Pinkham Family

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