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Elvira T. (Perry) Stickney family at home in Robert Lee, Coke County, TX.
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John Stickney: Shipbuilder’s Apprenticeship Document Insights
Occasionally family historians come across documents that are exciting and reveal interesting information that they can’t wait to share. The following is one such find. Continue reading
Posted in American History, Fearson, Revolution, Rowley, Massachusetts, Salem & Beverly, Massachusetts, Stickney, Uncategorized, Wingate
Tagged Abigail Wingate, apprenticeship, apprenticeship document, Essex, John Stickney, Lewis Lowell, Lowell, Massachusetts, Newbury, Newburyport, Peabody Essex Museum, Phillips Library, Stephen Lowell, Wingate
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Old St. Paul’s Cemetery
Note: This post was originally published in the Stickneys of Texas Newsletter in Fall 2013. This last visit to Baltimore was primarily for the lovely wedding of Meghan Gordon, daughter of Beverly and Doug Gordon to David Melson of Annapolis, … Continue reading
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Star Spangled Experience
Note: This post was originally published in the Stickneys of Texas newsletter in fall 2013. As I am putting together this second issue of the Stickneys of Texas newsletter, I will have made my fourth trip to Baltimore, three trips … Continue reading
Captain Jesse Fearson, Privateer
Note: This was originally published in the Stickneys of Texas newsletter Fall 2013. Jesse Fearson was Edward Lawrence Stickney’s maternal grandfather and probably a big influence on his decision to go to Texas and help liberate it from Mexico. As … Continue reading
Forwardly Looking Back 