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Celia Thaxter (née
Laighton; June 29, 1835 –
August 25, 1894) was an
American writer of
poetry and stories. For most of her life, she
lived with her father...
- the 19th century, when
Thomas Laighton and Levi
Thaxter opened a po****r
summer hotel on
Appledore Island.
Laighton's daughter, Celia,
married Levi at...
- 1855,
different words were
written for the Auld Lang Syne tune by
Albert Laighton and titled, "Song of the Old Folks". This song was
included in the tunebook...
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Following his
defeat for
Governor of New
Hampshire in 1839,
Thomas B.
Laighton became keeper of the light. Five
years earlier he had
purchased Appledore...
- of
Honor from the
Republic of
France in 1937.
Forbes married Margaret Laighton in 1907. They had five children,
including John
Murray Forbes, Mary Emerson...
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Sylvester William H. Millburn, "the
blind preacher"
George William Curtiss, "author of Trumps"
Rufus Laighton Jr.
Benjamin H.
Smith Jr.
William Hague...
- the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA.
Abner Greenleaf, 1850 John
Laighton, 1851
Christopher Toppan, 1852
Horton D. Walker, 1853–1855, 1872 Richard...
- were sp****ly
inhabited until the
middle of the 19th
century when
Thomas Laighton established a
hotel on ****tynose Island. He
eventually opened the Appledore...
- For **** Workers". Stroll.
Retrieved 5 June 2018. Grussendorf, Christina;
Laighton, Jill (2002). "Stripping as a
System of Prostitution". Off Our Backs. 32...
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Manor and
Parish of Harleston, in the
County of Northampton.
Laighton Bromswold or
Laighton Ecclesia (Huntingdonshire)
Inclosure Act 1766 6 Geo. 3. c. 76...
