West Hartford, Connecticut.
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Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, LL. D. Born in Philadelphia December 10, 1787 Founded At Hartford the First School for the Deaf In America 1817 Died at Hartford September 10, 1851 (east face) Friend Teacher benefactor (south . . .
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Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, LL. D. Born in Philadelphia December 10, 1787 Founded At Hartford the First School for the Deaf In America 1817 Died at Hartford September 10, 1851 (east face) Friend Teacher benefactor (south . . . (Education • Notable Persons) Includes complete text, location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Laurent Clerc The Apostle To The Deaf Mutes Of The New World (north face) Laurent Clerc A.M. Born in La Balme, France December 26, 1785 Landed at New York August 9, 1816 Died at Hartford July 18, 1869 (south face) . . . 
Old North Cemetery This graveyard was established in 1790, when Thomas Merrell of the West Division Parish (West Hartford) sold three quarters of an acre to the Town of Hartford. From time to time there were additions, the . . . 
Old Center Cemetery The land for this cemetery, the oldest official burying ground in West Hartford was acquired in 1719 by the Town of Hartford for the benefit of its West Division Parish (West Hartford). It remained the . . . 
In Memory of French Soldiers Who died in West Hartford During the Revolutionary War Erected by the D.A.R. 1923
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Gilead Church Lutheran, organized about 1746 by Palantine settlers, 400 feet east of this spot. Moved 2½ miles south to present site in 1817. 
Originally dedicated, July 23, 1891 Restored and rededicated on its 99th anniversary July 23, 1990
District No. 6 c.1830 Brick school built on land granted by Luther and Olive Eddy. Later named the Lincoln School by students. 
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J. W. Howard completed this spacious inn in 1887, naming it the Woodland Avenue House because of its proximity to that street. Later he called the hotel the Howard House. In 1923 the popular resort became the Roselawn in . . . 
"This here timeline was originally conceived and written by Mansonian chief Joe Oliver aka EXACT LEE. It was rewritten and gagged up and redrawn by David Silverman aka TUBATRON aka That Flaming Tuba Guy." Year of the Man 1 . . . 
(Front Side) Dedicated to the men of Chickasaw County who served in the War for Southern Independence 1861 - 1865 (Back Side) Infantry 2nd Miss. Regiment, Co. G 6th Miss. Regiment, Co. F 9th Miss. Regiment, Co. F 11th . . . 
Dedicated to the citizens of Chickasaw County who served our country in peacetime and war with honor Dedicated to the memory of all boys of Chickasaw County who gave their lives in service to their country World War I John . . . 
Erected in 1982 in honor of Joel Pinson who donated 80 acres original survey for the town of Houston in 1836. He requested it be named for his friend, Sam Houston, previous governor of Tennessee and only president of Republic of Texas.
Palmer's Division — Crittenden's Corps. Major General John M. Palmer. 1st Brigade - Brigadier General Charles Cruft. 2nd Brigade - Brigadier General William B. Hazen. 3rd Brigade - Colonel William Grose. (September 19, 1863, . . . 
Cruft's Brigade Palmer's Division - Crittenden's Corps. Brigadier General Charles Cruft. September 19, 1863, 12:30 P.M., 1st Position. 31st Indiana - Colonel John T. Smith. 1st Kentucky - Lieutenant Colonel Alva R. Hadlock. . . . 
Hazen's Brigade Palmer's Division - Crittenden's Corps. Brigadier General William B. Hazen. September 19, 1863, 12:30 P.M., 1st Position. 9th Indiana - Colonel Isaac C.B. Suman. 6th Kentucky - Colonel George T. Shackleford. . . . 
In September of 1911, Fredrick B. Hood had come to Parker not only as a stock holder in the newly formed Parker State Bank, but to serve as the bank's cashier and manager as well. He purchased land on what was then called . . . 
