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Post by jamesw on Aug 1, 2015 15:28:26 GMT
another from the windy city. #65 postmarked Hopkinton RI August 7. Segmented cork cancel.
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Post by jamesw on Aug 2, 2015 3:24:51 GMT
For interests sake, my research into this cover has produced little, except that the founder of the town of Friendship NY has the same last name as yours truly, and came from approx. the same area of the country as my Loyalist family. Don't know if we're related, but my genealogist sister is looking into it.
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Post by jamesw on Aug 3, 2015 14:29:51 GMT
Another follow up on this one. Finally deciphered the line below the 'address'. It reads Nile Post Office. Nile was a small town/village just south of Friendship NY. Been looking for an image of the postoffice of the day, but no luck. The search goes on (that's what makes it interesting!). Here's an image I did find of a post office in Friendship, but I'm sure it's not the one. The information I found tells of a store which was later turned into a post office. I suspect that is this building.
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rod222
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Post by rod222 on Aug 4, 2015 2:10:03 GMT
For interests sake, my research into this cover has produced little, except that the founder of the town of Friendship NY has the same last name as yours truly, and came from approx. the same area of the country as my Loyalist family. Don't know if we're related, but my genealogist sister is looking into it. Well, I'll be........ I gave up, New York?! It looked like a "Z" to me, Great deciphering, James. |
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