95 Personal Handwritten Diaries 1899 - 1989 Family Politics Law WWII Combat Prison
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:4339209 | Year Printed: 1899 |
95 Personal Handwritten Diaries 1899-1989 Family Politics Law WWII Combat Prison 3 Generations of the Gage Family of MA, NYC, and NHI was only able to get through a small fraction of these diaries, as much as I would have loved to go through each page of each diary. Although I can't say I found in any of the diaries any accounts of any family members being in prison(again, I only saw a fraction of the information)the winning bidder will receive the information of a certain s...omeone landing in prison(and still is to present day)which led to you being in possession of these diaries. Also there will be an added piece of artwork from same lot that will help you to easily track family back centuries!
Nearly a century of family history is covered. Beginning in 1899 by Edward Gage (1854-1939) whose accounts continue through the 1920's. WWI, Stock Market Crash recognized. Edward's son Carl W. Gage continues his writing through the mid century. Edward A. Gage (1919-2007) was presented with his first diary in the early 1930's(included) and documents daily living for over a half a century. He was Navy pilot who saw combat in the Pacific Theater in WWII, later worked on the Eisenhower campaign in NYC, and was a member of the NH House of Representatives. He was later appointed a Judge.Carl W. Gage's wife Janette has 3 five year diaries in the collection which include many personal letters, cards, and mementos. Peggy Clark, Edward A.'s wife, also contributed to the collection, with personal content of her relationship with Edward..
Peggy and Edward A's son Thomas continued the family tradition of law and politics in NH.
This is an amazing collection full of history, mementos, and collectible memorabilia.Last Photo Is Of Diaries Not Shown In Previous Photos.
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Nearly a century of family history is covered. Beginning in 1899 by Edward Gage (1854-1939) whose accounts continue through the 1920's. WWI, Stock Market Crash recognized. Edward's son Carl W. Gage continues his writing through the mid century. Edward A. Gage (1919-2007) was presented with his first diary in the early 1930's(included) and documents daily living for over a half a century. He was Navy pilot who saw combat in the Pacific Theater in WWII, later worked on the Eisenhower campaign in NYC, and was a member of the NH House of Representatives. He was later appointed a Judge.Carl W. Gage's wife Janette has 3 five year diaries in the collection which include many personal letters, cards, and mementos. Peggy Clark, Edward A.'s wife, also contributed to the collection, with personal content of her relationship with Edward..
Peggy and Edward A's son Thomas continued the family tradition of law and politics in NH.
This is an amazing collection full of history, mementos, and collectible memorabilia.Last Photo Is Of Diaries Not Shown In Previous Photos.
FREE SHIPPING!!!
Physical address required, no PO Boxes Please!
SAME DAY OR NEXT DAY SHIPPING!!!
