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Childhood Home of Lucretia Brown

Lucretia Brown was born and raised in this home, on Snug Harbor Road, which her father, Francis Vernon Lee, bought/built in 1917.

Tags: Brown, Family, Family history, Francis Vernon Lee, Home, House, Lucrettia Brown, Shady Side, Snug Harbor Road

Atwell Homes in Annapolis, Maryland

James Atwell's parents' home was on the right his grandparent's Samuel T. Atwell lived across the shared driveway in the house on the left. The proximity was a large force in James' upbringing

Tags: Annapolis, Annapolis Maryland, Atwell, Homes, Houses, James Atwell, James Samuel Atwell

Oral History Transcript of an Interview with James Samuel Atwell

The Atwell family lived in Shady Side, Maryland for three generations. The Atwells were carpenters, shipwrights, and boat builders. In this Oral History, Jim tells stories of his father using Shady Side "dialect;" of his grandmother, Anna Maude…

Oral History Interview with James Samuel Atwell

The Atwell family lived in Shady Side, Maryland for three generations. The Atwells were carpenters, shipwrights, and boat builders. In this Oral History, Jim tells stories of his father using Shady Side "dialect;" of his grandmother, Anna Maude…

Oral History Transcript of an Interview with Doug Hinton

Douglas (Doug) Hinton was born in 1945 to Earl Douglas Hinton (Big Doug) of Kentucky and Naomi Trott Hinton of Shady Side, in Annapolis, Maryland. He attended Shady Side Elementary and Southern Junior-Senior High. Doug was raised in the family home…

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Oral History Interview with Doug Hinton

Douglas (Doug) Hinton was born in 1945 to Earl Douglas Hinton (Big Doug) of Kentucky and Naomi Trott Hinton of Shady Side, in Annapolis, Maryland. He attended Shady Side Elementary and Southern Junior-Senior High. Doug was raised in the family home…

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Oral History Transcript of an Interview with Paul Ellison Lee

Paul Ellison Lee was born on February 15, 1926 to Robert E. Lee and Sarah Isabelle Lee, née Rogers, in the family home in Shady Side, Maryland. He served in the US Navy and during World War II he operated and landed craft on D-Day and across the…

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An Oral History Interview with Paul E. Lee

Paul Ellison Lee was born on February 15, 1926 to Robert E. Lee and Sarah Isabelle Lee, née Rogers, in the family home in Shady Side, Maryland. He served in the US Navy and during World War II he operated and landed craft on D-Day and across the…

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Oral History Transcript of An Interview With Ethel Andrews and Erwood Avery

TR.1994.010-Andrews,Avery-GreatSwamper.pdf

This Oral History is a discussion of The Great Swamper, a
local newsletter or newspaper that was published at
intervals during the 1940s and 1950s by William Gilbert
Nowell.

An Oral History Interview With Ethel Andrews and Erwood Avery

This Oral History is a discussion of The Great Swamper, a
local newsletter or newspaper that was published at
intervals during the 1940s and 1950s by William Gilbert
Nowell "Captain Bill"

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