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This baby stump-tailed macaque reminds me of how similar old age is to infancy, with the white hair, wrinkled skin, and oversized hands. Oh wait ... that would only hold true for baby macaques. There goes my attempt to be philosophical about the... See more

This baby stump-tailed macaque reminds me of how similar old age is to infancy, with the white hair, wrinkled skin, and oversized hands. Oh wait ... that would only hold true for baby macaques. There goes my attempt to be philosophical about the circle of life. I should stop trying to be so clever. It never works out. See less

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Madame Talbot's Victorian Lowbrow Dark Art, Mourning Dolls, Original Death Art, Dark Aesthetic Posters, Framed Sideshow Curio Exhibits, Tattoo Flash, First Edition Handmade Books, Web Design, Memento Mori, Free Shipping

Madame Talbot's Victorian Lowbrow Dark Art, Mourning Dolls, Original Death Art, Dark Aesthetic Posters, Framed Sideshow Curio Exhibits, Tattoo Flash, First Edition Handmade Books, Web Design, Memento Mori, Free Shipping See less

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VERY LIMITED COMMISSIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED AT THIS TIME. PLEASE EMAIL FOR WAITING LIST INFORMATION.

VERY LIMITED COMMISSIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED AT THIS TIME. PLEASE EMAIL FOR WAITING LIST INFORMATION. See less

Highlights: 2 Headed Squirrel $450 & up Feejee Mermaid $800 & up

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The Schmidt family has always had a terrible secret, and they had kept it locked in teir attic for many many years. Unbeknownst to the family, their great grandfather Nikolas had brought over a trunk from the olde country, and within that trunk,... See more

The Schmidt family has always had a terrible secret, and they had kept it locked in teir attic for many many years. Unbeknownst to the family, their great grandfather Nikolas had brought over a trunk from the olde country, and within that trunk, buried in earth, was a human skull... [more] See less

Highlights: $90

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You can't help Harry to see the light, it's too late. Harry is already gone! But Harry can help you to switch on your lights. Approximately 5” long x 2” wide. Silicone SUCK UK created perfectly designes gifts, accessories and items for the home. Made... See more

You can't help Harry to see the light, it's too late. Harry is already gone! But Harry can help you to switch on your lights. Approximately 5” long x 2” wide. Silicone SUCK UK created perfectly designes gifts, accessories and items for the home. Made in the UK! See less

Highlights: $11.99

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The right ingredients and the happy kitchen tools make cooking a celebration. Their bright colors bring good cheer; their ingenious designs make chores a piece of cake. OLIVER the spoon cheerfully stirs purees and soups and is happiest of all in rice... See more

The right ingredients and the happy kitchen tools make cooking a celebration. Their bright colors bring good cheer; their ingenious designs make chores a piece of cake. OLIVER the spoon cheerfully stirs purees and soups and is happiest of all in rice pudding and desserts. Once his mission is accomplished, he hangs out on his handy wall mounting, ready for the next assignment. TURNER the spatula rushes to the rescue, scooping up eggs, steak, fried potatoes, and anything else that sizzles in the saucepan DONNA the strainer is ideal for draining dumplings, fishing out bay leaves, straining peas and much, much more. Heat-resistant up to 425 F / 220 C. See less

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Do not wash. Do not bleach. Do not iron. Do not dryclean. Do not tumble dry. Wipe clean using a damp cloth and a mild cleaner.

Do not wash. Do not bleach. Do not iron. Do not dryclean. Do not tumble dry. Wipe clean using a damp cloth and a mild cleaner. See less

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Town/City Description | Amherst First granted in 1728 as Narragansett #3, the town was named after Lord Jeffrey Amherst, commander-in-chief of the colonials in the French and Indian War. Settled c1733, incorporated 1760. Amherst was the birthplace of... See more

Town/City Description | Amherst First granted in 1728 as Narragansett #3, the town was named after Lord Jeffrey Amherst, commander-in-chief of the colonials in the French and Indian War. Settled c1733, incorporated 1760. Amherst was the birthplace of Horace Greeley, founder of the New York Tribune. Amherst was the county seat of Hillsborough Co NH from 1769 to 1864. | Antrim This town was settled prior to the American Revolution, but did not receive its incorporated name until 1777. It was named for County Antrim in Ireland, which was the native home of the land’s owner, Philip Riley. | Bedford Established in 1730 as Narragansett #5 for the benefit of soldiers who fought against the Narragansett Indians in RI. It was regranted first as Souhegan East, then incorporated as Bedford in 1750. The town was named for Lord John Russell, fourth Duke of Bedford, a close friend of Governor Benning Wentworth. | Bennington This area was settled prior to 1800. The town was part of Society Land and... See less

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SOURCES: * Barbour, Edmund D. Descendants of Henry Hutchinson (of Boston, MA, 1763-1833), Boston, 1888. * Bass, H. Royce. History of Braintree, Vermont, Rutland, VT, 1883. * Black, George Fraser. Surnames of Scotland. New York Public Library, 1946. *... See more

SOURCES: * Barbour, Edmund D. Descendants of Henry Hutchinson (of Boston, MA, 1763-1833), Boston, 1888. * Bass, H. Royce. History of Braintree, Vermont, Rutland, VT, 1883. * Black, George Fraser. Surnames of Scotland. New York Public Library, 1946. * Bolton, Charles Knowles. Scotch Irish Pioneers in Ulster and America, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1986. * Browne, George Waldo. The History of Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 1735-1921, John B. Clark Co., Printers, Manchester, NH, 1921. * Burke, Sir Bernard. The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, Vol. I, Clearfield Press, 1884. * Colonial & Revolutionary Lineages of America, Vol 13. * Colonial & Revolutionary Lineages of America, Vol 17. * Chester, Joseph Lemuel. A Genealogy of the Hutchinson Family of Yorkshire and of the American Branch of the Family Descended from Richard Hutchinson of Salem, Mass, David Clapp & Son, Printers, 1868, Boston, MA. * Chester, Joseph Lemuel. “Hutchinson Family of England and New England,”... See less

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SOURCES: * Barbour, Edmund D. Descendants of Henry Hutchinson (of Boston, MA, 1763-1833), Boston, 1888. * Bass, H. Royce. History of Braintree, Vermont, Rutland, VT, 1883. * Black, George Fraser. Surnames of Scotland. New York Public Library, 1946. *... See more

SOURCES: * Barbour, Edmund D. Descendants of Henry Hutchinson (of Boston, MA, 1763-1833), Boston, 1888. * Bass, H. Royce. History of Braintree, Vermont, Rutland, VT, 1883. * Black, George Fraser. Surnames of Scotland. New York Public Library, 1946. * Bolton, Charles Knowles. Scotch Irish Pioneers in Ulster and America, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1986. * Browne, George Waldo. The History of Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 1735-1921, John B. Clark Co., Printers, Manchester, NH, 1921. * Burke, Sir Bernard. The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, Vol. I, Clearfield Press, 1884. * Colonial & Revolutionary Lineages of America, Vol 13. * Colonial & Revolutionary Lineages of America, Vol 17. * Chester, Joseph Lemuel. A Genealogy of the Hutchinson Family of Yorkshire and of the American Branch of the Family Descended from Richard Hutchinson of Salem, Mass, David Clapp & Son, Printers, 1868, Boston, MA. * Chester, Joseph Lemuel. “Hutchinson Family of England and New England,”... See less

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U.S. singing group, significant figures in the development of a native popular music tradition. Born and raised in Milford, N.H., the Hutchinson brothers Judson (1817 – 59), John (1821 – 1908), and Asa (1823 – 84) and sister Abby (1829 – 92) formed a... See more

U.S. singing group, significant figures in the development of a native popular music tradition. Born and raised in Milford, N.H., the Hutchinson brothers Judson (1817 – 59), John (1821 – 1908), and Asa (1823 – 84) and sister Abby (1829 – 92) formed a quartet and began giving concerts around New England in 1841. In contrast to the prevailing sentimental and minstrel songs of the period, their songs embraced political causes, including woman suffrage, prohibition of alcohol, and opposition to the Mexican War. They sang at many antislavery rallies, including a Boston rally that drew 20,000 people. With some members replaced by other family members, the family continued to tour into the 1880s. See less

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* Hillsborough County, New Hampshire * Hillsborough County Cooperative Extension Homepage - includes a brief history, county profile, calendar of events and more. * Hillsborough County Clerk * 19 Temple Street - Nashua, NH 03060-3444 Phone: (603)... See more

* Hillsborough County, New Hampshire * Hillsborough County Cooperative Extension Homepage - includes a brief history, county profile, calendar of events and more. * Hillsborough County Clerk * 19 Temple Street - Nashua, NH 03060-3444 Phone: (603) 882-9471 * Hillsborough Register Of Deeds * 19 Temple Street - Nashua, NH 03060-3444 Phone: (603) 882-6933 * Hillsborough Superior Court * 30 Spring Street - Nashua, NH 03060 Phone: (603) 883-6461. * Hillsborough County Register Of Probate * 30 Spring Street - Nashua, NH 03060 Phone: (603) 882-1231. * Rules of Practice and Procedure in the Probate Courts of the State of New Hampshire. * New Hampshire State Library * 20 Park Street Concord NH 03301 Telephone: (603) 271-6823 * History and Genealogy Resources & Town Records * State of New Hampshire Division of Archives and Records Management * 71 South Fruit Street Concord, NH 03301 (603) 271-2236 * Genealogy Resources among the collection (includes early probate, land, military and... See less

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The Carey House is the home of the Milford Historical Society. We are located at 6 Union Street, across from the Community House and just outside of the oval. Open to the public on the 2nd Sat. and Sun. of each month from 2-4 PM

The Carey House is the home of the Milford Historical Society. We are located at 6 Union Street, across from the Community House and just outside of the oval. Open to the public on the 2nd Sat. and Sun. of each month from 2-4 PM See less

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A big THANKS goes out to the following who generously gave of their time to transcribe information from Perley Derby's book:

A big THANKS goes out to the following who generously gave of their time to transcribe information from Perley Derby's book: See less

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[Front view of the home of Emri Clark Hutchinson in Milford, New Hampshire. Photo taken in 1938 by Elizabeth Hayward Hutchinson Patterson, granddaughter of David Hutchinson of Milford. Elizabeth was Emri's Sixth Cousin, once removed.] Emri C.... See more

[Front view of the home of Emri Clark Hutchinson in Milford, New Hampshire. Photo taken in 1938 by Elizabeth Hayward Hutchinson Patterson, granddaughter of David Hutchinson of Milford. Elizabeth was Emri's Sixth Cousin, once removed.] Emri C. Hutchinson, the fifth generation from Nathan Hutchinson, the first of that name to settle in Milford, was born on the farm upon the Wilton road owned and occupied by the family for at least four generations, July 31, 1849. Benjamin F. Hutchinson, the father of the subject of this sketch, was born June 10, 1814, and is still living at the advanced aged of eighty-five years. His wife was Eliza Richardson, and the worthy couple celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage some years since. Benjamin, the great-grandfather of Emri C., married a daughter of William Peabody, the first settler of the town, who about the year 1840 located on the Peabody farm, granted to the family by reason of the service of an ancestor in King Philip's war. The... See less