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Murders at Montville - Epilogue
Murders at Montville - Epilogue
From: “Mental Illness in the 19th Century” by Carrie Hughes.
The history of the treatment of the mentally ill in the United States is a checkered one. The first colonists blamed mental illness on witchcraft[1] and demonic possession[2] and the mentally ill…
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Subjects for Insane Asylums
Subjects for Insane Asylums
History of Amador County, California, with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers
https://archive.org/details/historyofamadorc00masorich/page/n413
Whiskey and the excitement of mining, with its gains and losses, hopes and disappointments,…
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Carolista Davis 1863-1932
Carolista Davis 1863-1932
The Belle of Shasta
http://sites.rootsweb.com/~mmorton/harphotopg/album1.html
The Sister might be Annie Davis. Depending on the year, the boy could be Oliver Davis or Charles Summers. The older man could be either John William Harrison (husband) or Josiah P.W. Davis (father, below).
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Millard Wells 1868-1927
Millard Wells 1868-1927
Wells Pedigree
Peter Wells 1843-1884 & Martha Dent 1848-1910+
Matthew Hedges Wells 1809-1881+ & Hannah M. Watts 1815-1880
Israel Wells 1775-1862 & Charlotte Hedges 1779-1832
Jeremiah Wells 1737-1814 & Hannah Cleaves
Daniel Wells 1702-1761 & Mary Goldsmith 1706-1740
Joshua Wells 1664-1744 & Hannah Tuthill 1667-1758
William Wells…
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