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Matthew R. Ballard

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August 31, 2019 Matthew Ballard
Clarendon Farmer Served as Substitute for Barre Resident During Civil War

Vol. 5, No. 34 Received as part of a recent donation, this undated photograph of Samuel Perkins was carefully slid into the pages of the Joiner family album from Barre,…

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Overlooked Orleans on Clarendon Farmer Served as Substitute for Barre Resident During Civil War
August 24, 2019 Matthew Ballard
Medina’s Empire Couch Company

Vol. 5, No. 33 One of Medina’s most prosperous businesses during the early portion of the 20th century was the Empire Couch Company established by Earl Card and Walter Marvin…

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Overlooked Orleans on Medina’s Empire Couch Company
August 17, 2019 Matthew Ballard
Reynolds & Flintham Furniture and Undertaking

Vol. 5, No. 32 One of Orleans County’s oldest funeral homes is likely that of Merrill-Grinnell, which dates well beyond the 1870s. This image shows two predecessors to the current…

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Overlooked Orleans on Reynolds & Flintham Furniture and Undertaking
August 8, 2019 Matthew Ballard
Denio Became University of Rochester’s First Female Faculty Member

Vol. 5, No. 31 Last weekend’s tour of Mt. Albion Cemetery focused on notable “movers and shakers” from Orleans County, including Dr. Elizabeth Denio. Elizabeth Harriet Denio was born to…

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Overlooked Orleans on Denio Became University of Rochester’s First Female Faculty Member
August 3, 2019 Matthew Ballard
Mt. Albion Replaced Small Municipal Burial Grounds in 1843

Vol. 5, No. 30 “We have met to provide a mansion for the dead. We have come out from our quiet homes and the bright sunlight and the crowded streets…

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Overlooked Orleans on Mt. Albion Replaced Small Municipal Burial Grounds in 1843
July 27, 2019 Matthew Ballard
East Bank Street was Hub of Downtown Albion

Vol. 5, No. 29 Taken sometime around 1935, the focus of this particular photograph is the Allen Grill located at 38 East Bank Street in Albion (now 28 East Bank…

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Overlooked Orleans on East Bank Street was Hub of Downtown Albion

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