Marriage
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Anna Sevigny, interviewed by Julia Hunter
Annia Warner, interviewed by Darlene Metcalf-Bergeron
Augusta K. Christie, interviewed by Harriet Tilley
Betty Brown, interviewed by Rebekah Rawding
Carolyn Folsom, interviewed by Maureen Kane
Clarence Grover, interviewed by Jack Beard and Joan Brooks
David S. Brown, interviewed by Kenneth Whitney
Gladis Mace interviewed by Nora Groce
1060 Gladis Mace interviewed by Nora Groce, July 30, 1976, Aurora, Maine. Notes on an unrecorded interview. Mace talks about growing up in Ellsworth, Maine; dropping out of high school; getting married in 1917; moving to Aurora, Maine; Mace’s Family Store; dances at Grange Hall; dancing lessons; Kitchen Breakdowns; George Magoon (known for poaching); and Calvin Graves (wanted for murder). Text: 3 pp. interview summary.
Jessie Maddan, interviewed by Madeline Gifford
0690 Jessie Maddan, interviewed by Madeline Gifford for FO 2, spring 1972, Cardville, Maine. Maddan, age 86, talks about her childhood in Cardville: family life, school, social activities, description of one of earliest houses; her married life; illness and death of father and husbands; operating sporting camps; trapping game. Also included: sketch of the town of Cardville. Text: 116 pp. transcript with brief catalog. Recording: T 0401 - T 0403 2 1/2 hours
Lilian Lo, interviewed by Elizabeth Hardink
Harry and Zilphia Lund Letters
Love letters between Harry Lund, a banker and soldier from Yarmouth, Maine and his future wife, Zilphia Lund. Their relationship began as pen pals and evolved into a romantic relationship resulting in their marriage.