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New Hampshire WWI Military: Private Clark Aaron Goudie of Lisbon NH (1895-1918)
Clark Aaron Goudie was b 11 September 1895 in Lisbon NH, son of Lawrence W. & Emma A. (Clark) Goudie. His father was an immigrant from Scotland who was an engineer and building contractor, while his mother was a homemaker … Continue reading
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New Hampshire WWI Military: Private Fred Frechette of Berlin NH (1883-1918)
Francois Joseph Alfred “Fred” Frechette was born in May 1883 and also baptized at Saint-Nicolas, a borough of the city of Levis in Quebec Province, Canada. Even today this district is small, with only 18,437 people. His parents were Olivier … Continue reading
New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Keene
In Keene New Hampshire’s inaugural prayer of 1919, the city’s mayor stated that “the dawn of this year is darkly overcast by the clouds of war; and with the nation we pass under the baptism of fire…Make brave our hearts … Continue reading
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New Hampshire WWI Military: Private Victor Lemay of Concord NH (1898-1918)
Victor Willie Lemay was born 20 August 1898 in Concord NH, 8th child and son of John & Bridget (Cavanaugh/Kavanagh) Lemay. His father’s occupation on his birth record was painter. His mother was the daughter of Gile Kavanagh. His father, … Continue reading