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1. Biographical Review This Volume Contains Biographical Sketches of The Leading Citizens Of Hampden County Massachusetts - Biographical Review of Hampden County Massachusetts book owned by Dr. George E. Fuller. Please refer to People tab. Everyone that was born, lived, worked or was schooled in Monson have been identified both prominent men and women. Handwritten notes on some pages from Dr. Fuller.

   1895

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2. Civil War Veterans

   Civil War veterans and 2 color guard members in front of the Soldiers Monument

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3. Civil War Veterans

   2 Civil War Veterans Mr. Abbott and Mr. Lemon in front of the Soldiers Monument

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4. Civil War Veterans

   3 Civil War Veterans in front of the Soldiers Monument.

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5. Civil War Veterans and Color Guard

   3 Civil War Veterans and 7 Color Guard Members

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6. Civil War Veterans and Color Guard

   2 Civil War Veterans and 2 color guard members in front of the Soldiers Monument

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7. Civil War Veterans and Color Guard

   3 Civil War Veterans and 7 Color Guard in front of the Soldiers Monument

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8. Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument - 07/04/1884

   Professionally done black and white photograph of the Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument showing the large crowd that has gathered for the event. Also note the Civil War veteran standing near center of the photograph. Also, Dr. George E. Fuller, for which these photographs were originally owned, was the President of the day for the Dedication of the Monument.

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9. Dorcas Dishes Cookbook - 1906

   Second Edition of the Dorcas Dishes Cookbook by the Dorcas Society of the First Congregational Church. This book is not only a cookbook, but it is also a Monson history book. There are many photographs of local interest with many local business advertisements.

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10. Dr. George E. Fuller's connection to the Civil War

    Papers of Dr. George E. Fuller that are connected to his time and service in the Civil War.

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11. Form Letter from the Department of the Interior allowing George E. Fuller's increase in his Civil War Pension - 07/06/1907

    Form letter from the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions, Washington to Hon. F. H. Gillett informing him of the reissue claim for pension of George E. Fuller has been allowed at the rate of $12. per month from March 1, 1907. Signed by Acting Commissioner, L. M. Kelley.

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12. Gathering at Flynt Park

    Gathering of 43 people at Flynt Park. 4 of the men are able to be identified as Civil War Veterans and Commanders of the GAR in Monson. Everyone else is unidentified at this time. They are gathered in front of a wooded area. the people are quite well dressed. The ages are varied between young and old. There appears to be buildings in the woods behind the people. Possibly a gathering of Civil War Veterans and their families and widows of Veterans...

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13. Handwritten letter by C. G. Munn of the 27th Mass. Vol. Assistant Executive's Office of Base Hospital 18 AC - 09/20/1864

    Handwritten letter by C. G. Munn of the 27th Mass. Vol. Assistant Executive's Office Base Hospital 18 AC. To Whom It May Concern, stating that Mr. George E. Fuller, Hospital Steward of the 27th Mass. Vol. will leave the service today, his term having expired. That Steward Fuller had given entire satisfaction to the Officers of his Regiment, that his care for his patients was exemplary and that few Officers can leave the Service with a cleaner rec...

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14. Handwritten letter to Dr. George E. Fuller from Jere Cohan reminiscing about the Civil War - 10/10/1903

    Handwritten letter to Dr. George E. Fuller from Jere Cohan. Letter written on letterhead from the Hotel Vendome on the Corner of Broadway and 41st Street, New York. Before Jere Cohan became the vaudeville family act "The Four Cohans" and the father of George M. Cohan. He was Jeremiah Keohane, drummer boy in the Civil War. He became a very good friend of George Fuller. This is a letter he wrote shortly after receiving a letter from George Fuller w...

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15. Handwritten notes by Dr. Fuller on wide range of subjects of Monson Interest

    Handwritten notes by Dr. George E. Fuller on a wide range of subjects. Most pertaining to the history of Monson. Some of these notes were in prepreparation for publishing in the "Our County and Its People" A History of Hampden County Massachusetts Book, Volume Three 1902 (pages 266-312) and for later publication in the Monson Dorcas Society Cookbook in 1906. Pages 3 - 30 The Fuller, Hyde, Field, Merchant and Green families genealogy. Pages 33...

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16. Letter to Dr. Fuller from the Committee on Reform in the Civil Service - 05/24/1902

    Typewritten letter from the Fifty-seventh Congress, Committee on Reform in the Civil Service, House of Representatives U. S., Washington, D. C. to Dr. George E. Fuller stating that his application has been received and forwarded to the Chief of Ordnance. Signed F. H. Gillett.

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17. Memorial Day 1919 - 1919

    Black and white picture postcard of Memorial Day Celebration 1919 with parade participates gathering on the front lawn of Memorial Town Hall.

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18. Memorial Day 1919 - 1919

    Black and white picture postcard of Memorial Day Celebration right after World War I with parade participates gathering in front of Memorial Town Hall.

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19. Memorial Day 1919 - 1919

    Black and white picture postcard of Memorial Day Celebration right after World War I in 1919. Parade assembly stopped at the Soldiers' Monument. Taken looking southwest front the lawn in front of the First Congregational Church.

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20. Memorial Day 1919 - 1919

    Black and white picture postcard of Memorial Day Celebration right after World War I in 1919. Parade assembly stopped at the Soldiers' Monument. Taken looking southwest front the lawn in front of the First Congregational Church.

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