Kelly A. Fox

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Genealogist, retired federal employee, and Masshole.

USA WWII registration card for Joseph Wildor Leduc of Lawrence MA. His employer is noted at Davis & Furber of North Andover MA.
July 1911 ship manifest of SS Furnessia, from Glasgow to New York. One person listed is William McNab Ritchie, 21, Boilermaker, Port Glasgow, with a scar on middle finger left hand.
District of Massachusetts, Circuit Court, Oct 5 1902 declaration and intention for citizenship by Alexander H Barclay.
Margaret Fox Lynch files, as guardian of 2 nieces, in probate court, 29 Oct 1902, for one tenth interest in property and gets permission to sell.
The image of a handwritten record of the will for Jean Baptiste Duchaine a shoe maker, signed with an on 12 May 1891. The lists all living children, Archille, Phillippe, Hector, Alfred, Adrien and Flora.
Mary Zachko autograph book page signed by Henry Arthur Malm. "You had a good time on your sixteenth birthday and hoping you have a better time on your 19th and walk the floor all night long with your little adeline."
1911 Canada census for Yarmouth Nova Scotia. In the house of Charles Cann, Beatrice Cann, 22 years old, and Dorothy Boyd, age 3 years old.
UK incoming passenger lists aboard the Cunard White Star line, SS Eros. From New York USA to Liverpool, UK arriving on May 14, 1944.
Autograph book page signed by Ethel Mongeau, 1925. Little beams of moonshine, little showers of kisses, Makes a pretty maiden Change her name to Mrs. Ethel Mongeau, Lynn English High School.
A page from the Mary Zachko autograph book " Your lips are red your eyes are blue and all us pals love you" signed by James Martin, Lynn English High School, class of 1927.
Autograph book page signed by Geraldine Pare, Lynn English High School, Lynn MA. She used music symbols to add a note for Mary Zachko.
Autograph book page signed by Jeanette Kingston. "You may fall from a tree, You may fall from above, but for the love of Pete, Mary, Don't fall in love. Jeanette Kingston LEHS Class of 1927, SGS 1921, NGS 1922"
Page from an autograph book belonging to Mary Zachko. "To Mary on her sixteenth birthday "I wish you many, I wish you more Birthday Greetings Than you can store." From Catherine Mulcahy Class of 1927"
Page from an autograph book, belonging to Mary Zachko, notes "There is a word in language told, In language ever dear, In English it is For-Get-Me-Not, In French is it Souvenier" Edmond J Veale 1927 LEHS, Miss Kelly Room 28
A page from an autograph book belonging to Mary Zachko. "What write in your book? Where gentlemen look, and critics spy, Oh no not I! I'm shy, Good-bye. Just a classmate Corin Torsen LEHS 1927 My heart pants 4 U"
"By hook or by crook I'll write last in your book "Chickie" Gladys Smith Will you ever forget room 28 LEHS" From the autograph book belonging to MAry Zachko, Lynn MA
Black and white photo of a man in a kilt and jacket, standing for a photo in a studio.
Autograph page from a book belonging to Mary Zachko. Sarah Whorf wrote "I love you much, I love you mighty, I wish your pajamas beside my nighty. Now don't get excited and don't turn red, I mean on the clothes line and not in bed."
Autograph book page about 1925, Lynn MA. "I like my wine strong, My music wild, My women blond" Lucille LaLonde
A black and white image of a Massachusetts Certificate of Death. Elsie M Dailey Holbrook, 32 years old, Lynn MA, date of death April 25 1916 due to Scarlet Fever.
1930 USA census of Lynn MA. The Terrill family consisted of Fred, age 55, widowed, mail carrier, Virginia, age 19, single, bookkeeper, and Earl, age 28, divorced, a cook.
1920 USA census, Lynn MA, showing the Farina family, with the parents immigrants from Italy. 5 children, 3 girls 2 boys.
A color post card showing Lynn English High School, Lynn MA.
A black and white photo of a large house and out buildings. A man is sitting under a pavilion, next to a large flag on a pole, blowing in the wind. To the center is a cart and horse. The photo is labeled "Beachmont"
A colorized image of Saint Patrick's church, Roxbury Boston MA.
A black and white photo of the Murray family of Lawrence and Methuen MA. Seated is Bernard, the father, Katherine, daughter, in the back row on the left is son James, daughter Mary, son Bernard Jr. They are dressed in their best clothing.
A 1929 newspaper article regarding the elections of the officers at the Hope Lodge, #34, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Methuen MA. Adrain Norcross was elected Vice Grand.
12 Nov 1919 Boston Globe newspaper article detailing the events of the 11th. A states Guardman was shot dead while patroling the streets of Boston. Boston police were on strike.
A black/white yearbook photo of teacher Dr. William Bettencourt, Mechanical Drawing and Drivers Education teacher. A smart looking man with glasses, wearing a suit and tie.
A black and white photo of a well dressed family, taken about 1890 in Salem MA. 5 men standing in the back and 5 females in the front are seated. Behind the women is one girl about 12 years old, she is the only one dressed in white.
A black and white photo of Concord St Lawrence MA. Image is a street view with 3 large 4 story apartment buildings. Assorted cars and trucks are parked in front of buildings. about 1958
A black and white image of the first page of a citizen petition and oath document. Boston MA, Feb 7 1905, for Alexander H Barclay, Cambridge MA resident.
Around 1930, black and white photo of the swim team from Mechanic Arts High School. The males are in swim suit, with arms crossed, sitting or standing. Some are wearing letter sweaters.
Obituary from the Port Glasgow Express, dated 24 February 1909 Daniel Crombie, found dead in the water closet after working as a plasterer.
Black and white photo of 6 well dressed ladies. They are holding bottles of Rum. There were at the Campana Distillery, Havana, Cuba around 1945.
March 19 1887 The newspaper reported that the chief of police was dismissed and that Horace G Norcross was elected chief of Police.
A brown dog with a muzzle of porcupine barbs.
A black and white photo of a school class group photo. In the row with the teacher, 5th student Ruth Fox, about 1915. The class photo shows an integrated class. The boys wore neck ties and the girls wore dresses.
WWII draft registration card for George Ritchie, Boston MA. He noted his employer General Motors Frigidaire Div. He was 58 years old.
Black and white image of Declartion of Intention to be a citizen. In the District of Massachusetts, filed on April 17 1917 by John Zachko, age 41, from Austria but he was born in Starina, Slovakia.
Black and white image of Irish Prison Register. The listing is from Sept 13, 1842, listing of men that had been caught trespassing on the Earl of Glengall mountain. Pay a find or 10 days in prison. They were released on Sept 23, 1842.
A black and white image of a WWI draft registration card. Joseph Adelard Gosselin completed the registration listing his employer, Burdett Shoe Company in Lynn MA. He was 45 years old in 1918.
US Merchant Marine recruitment poster, 1944, courtesy of the National Archives. A bright yellow poster featuring a strong man at the wheel of a vessel. He is wearing a brown leather jacket and beanie hat. The poster recruites for the Merchant Marines. "Let's Finish the Job!" is the title at the top of the poster.
Newspaper article dated Sept 1, 1906, Nantucket MA. A surfman of the life saving station, was walking the beach and notice his dog going mad. Story of the actions taken to save himself from his dog with rabies.
Boston Globe newpaper article from 18 Sept 1925, describes the quick and evasive actions of a driver to escape armed bandits. The driver Arthur Gosselin was with his brother, JW Gosselin and Victor Sepinski, all of Lynn Massachusetts.
A colorized studio photo of 6 men, taken about 1894 in Sturbridge MA . The men are dress in suits with ties, assorted chains for pocket watches are visible. Three men have very fancy moustaches.
Image of a WWI draft registration card dated Sept 1918, Boston MA for George Ritchie, 35, a boilermaker for the US Navy.
Boston Globe Newspaper, 6 Feb 1933, news from Burlington VT. Headline "Admits He Has Been Deported 45 Times" details of Eugene Gosselin.
A Boston Globe newspaper article with the headline, Rewards Lagoon Carnival Star. Theodore Glynn representing Gov Curley, presents prize to Joseph Fox, triple winner at skating carnival on Charles River Lagoon last night. 14 Feb 1935. The men are wearing over coats, hats while Joe Fox, holding his prize, is still in his skates.
A black and white photo of a young lady, wearing a black coat and beret, her note in the bottom right corner "With lots of Love and Good Luck, Mae"
Massachusetts Return of a Death, 1905, male found in Charles River, Boston, probable accident, drowning.