From collection Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Collection
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Report on 19th-century concealed shoes and Cape Houses
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Genealogical information for Edith Drury
Genealogy. Edith Drury background information, probably for the 2013 GCIHS "Three Heroines" publication, from Dr. Georgiana Rodiger. Edith Drury b. 1916, daughter of Dr. Samuel Drury, head of St. Paul's School in Concord, NH. Attended Radcliffe College, worked with Maine Seacoast Mission and the Sunbeam for 20 years, lived in Bar Harbor and then on GCI in an 1840s Cape house on Cranberry Road. There is also information on Georgie Rodiger's family included in this packet of information. Copies of various articles.
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2013 GCIHS "Three Heroines" publication; and 2015.304.2062
