Scott Family Research

Sunday, May 10, 2020

Adella Grace Scott Scribner Part 9 of 9, 1940s

Adella Grace Scott Scribner ... 1940s

1940

1940 Census, 1 April 1940. Widowed, living with daughter Gertrude in Franklin, Merrimack NH, address is the same as it has always been. 17 (or 19) East High Street. Again, Elizabeth Schlagel is renting the same address. I find it interesting that Adella's husband's first name was Morrell. Next door is a family by the last name Morrell. I suspect they are distant cousins, since boys were often named with the mother's or grandmother's maiden name. This is also the proof we have for the 1935 address listed in the previous post.

(The Wilkes-Barre Record,

Wilkes-Barre PA, 1945)

In other news: This is the year for colour! The first colour television is invented, and the First Black General is appointed in the US Army (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1941 age

Historical Insight -- The United States enters World War II

Adella Scott Scribner lived in Franklin, NH when the United States declared war on Japan just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2,400 Americans.

From coffee to panty hose to chicken wire fencing,
most common foods and supplies were rationed during World War II.
Each American family was issued a ration book that contained an
allotted number of coupons to purchase staples at stores.
About 1942, USA
Credit: Anthony Potter Collection/Archive photos/Getty Images
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018)

When soldiers shipped off, women were left to manage the home front with men who weren't eligible to serve in the military. Daily life was challenging as families prepared for attacks on American soil and rationed food and common supplies to support the war effort. As factories pushed to keep up with skyrocketing demand and with male bodies in short supply, women entered the workforce in record numbers. Before the Allied victory was celebrated in 1945, nearly 420,000 Americans gave their lives (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018).

In other news: The Manhattan Project starts, continuing until after Adella dies (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

(The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa CA, 1942)

1942 age

Residence Franklin NH. Same address. Same people.

Historical Insight -- WWII Rationing in the United States

During World War II, Adella Scott Scribner was living in Frankln NH in 1942 when the United States government instituted food rationing.

During World War II, across the United States, Americans were forced to get
savvy when food rationing became part of daily life starting in 1942.
Credit: Anthony Potter Collection/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

As World War II raged on across Europe and Asia, Americans at home felt its effects. Metal, rubber and food shortages began to take their toll on everyday life. The war abroad took precedence over life at home -- most canned foods were redirected to the military (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018).

In other news: Magnetic Recording Tape changes how data is stored; Nuclear Reactor is started (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

(The Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh PA, 1943)

1944 age 84

Adella Grace Scott Scribner died on 13 February 1944 in Franklin NH. She is buried in Franklin Cemtery, Franklin NH. Her death certificate shows she was 84 years old, lived at -- surprise! -- 19 East High Street. This is a secondary source for date and place of birth, and parents names. Her son Charles Scribner was the informant, and that she is buried at Franklin Cemetery in Franklin NH.

Adella Scribner death certificate A

She died of coronary Thrombosis caused by arterio sclerotic heart disease and arthritis. This means she had hardening of the arteries, and had a blood clot causing a heart attack.

Death certificate reverse

(Find A Grave -- Adella Grace Scott Scribner, 2013)

Above are two photos of the grave site found on Find A Grave (Find A Grave -- Adella Grace Scott Scribner, 2013)

(The Wilkes-Barre Record, Wilkes-Barre PA, 1943)

Some extra information I found.

Daughter Ethel Maude Scribner Griffin information
https://peoplelegacy.com/ethel_maude_scribner_griffin-19655=

some one posted a dynamic pedigree you may be interested in
http://www.scribnerfamilies.org/ghtout/gp683.htm

Information about Salisbury New Hampshire. Guess what? Daniel Webster lived here!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salisbury,_New_Hampshire

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Resources

Ancestry Historical Insights. (2018). The United States enters World War II. Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Ancestry Historical Insights. (2018). WWII Rationing in the United States. Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Find A Grave -- Adella Grace Scott Scribner. (2013, July 29). Adella Grace Scott Scribner, 1860-1944. Retrieved from Find A Grave, added by Rick Weaver, maintained by Scrib & Barb Kelly: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114605914

OurTimelines.com. (2018). TimeLines. (Timelines courtesy of www.ourtimelines.com. Timeline formatting and technology copyright © 2000-2018 ourtimelines.com, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED under the Pan-American Conventions.) Retrieved from OurTimeLines.com: http://ourtimelines.com/

The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa CA. (1942, April 10). American Flag. Retrieved June 2, 2018, from Newspapers.com: newspapers.com

The Wilkes-Barre Record, Wilkes-Barre PA. (1943, September 2). Good Loser Loses. Retrieved March 12, 2017, from Newspaper.com: Newspapers.com

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Sunday, April 19, 2020

Adella Grace Scott Scribner Part 8 of 9, 1930s

Adella Grace Scott Scribner ... 1930s

1930

1930 Census, Franklin NH. This is a different thing, but quite understandable. Adella is at the same address (listed as 17 East High Street), but with Albert and Gertrude Scribner Manuel as the head. Another interesting thing is the Schlagel family is renting the same space. The property may have been a duplex sort of thing?

Anyway, The High Street address is considered a farm.

17 East High Street, Franklin NH
1930 Federal Census

1932 Lindberg Kidnapping 1930s

In other news: In 1930, Pluto is discovered as our Solar System's 9th planet In 1931, The second Chinese Japanese War begins (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1933 age

1933-1945 -- Franklin Delano Roosevelt becomes the 32nd President of the United States.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
(FDR Presidential Library & Museum, 2018)

President Franklin Roosevelt Quote: "Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort" (Roosevelt, 2018).

Historical Insight -- The End of Prohibition

Adella Scott Scribner may have been part of the majority that celebrated in Franklin NH when the 21st Amendment ended national alcohol prohibition on 5 December 1933.

The 21st Amendment left alcohol prohibition for the states to decide,
and Mississippi remained a "dry" state until 1966.
5 December 1933, New York, New York
Credit: Imagno/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

1933

Historical Insight -- The Social Impact of the First "New Deal"

The government programs started by the first "New Deal" in 1933 may have assisted Adella Scott Scribner from Franklin NH

The first "New Deal" brought economic relief to many Americans in 1933
through programs that adressed banking, farming, and unemployment.
Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
(Ancestry Historical Insights 2018)

By the spring of 1933, working class and rural Americans were tightly in the grip of the Great Depression. Forty percent of the nation's banks failed between 1929 and 1933, and almost 4-million manufacturing jobs were lost as consumption and production became locked in a downward spiral. The first "New Deal" created by President Franklin Roosevelt and his cabinet was aimed at providing relief and recovery to those hit hardest by the depressed economy. A farmer wrote in her diary in 1933 about the impact of the "New Deal" in rural areas: "Well, the national farm strike ... set for May 13 has been postponed, for which we are all thankful. They came to that decision after Roosevelt signed the farm bill, which makes it possible for the loan companies to refinance mortgages. ... Well, it gives us more courage to go on. We had about given up ever trying to keep up anymore." (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018).

1936 dionne quints img089

In other news: In 1933, The Soviet communist party purge happens; Armstrong invents FM modulation, probably starting the formation of Radio Astronomy In 1934, Longshoreman's Strike held goods hostage as 35,000 went on strike for a whopping 83 days (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1935 age

Residence Franklin NH -- According to the 1940 census, which we will get to next post -- She was living in the same place, 17 East High Street in Franklin.

(The Pantagraph, 1936)

In other news: In 1935, The Dustbowl scours the midwest, caused by poor farming practices. In 1936, King Edward VIII (Windsor) begins his short reign, followed by King George VI (Windsor) that same year; Spanish Civil War begins; Helicopter is invented (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1937 age

Residence Franklin NH. Again, Nephew Chester Scott is a laborer, Don't know who Edward is. Sister in law Emma is a practical nurse living with Mrs Alice Merrill (who is she?). Nephew Leon Scott is employed by G.W.G. Company; Nephew Leslie employed by M.T.S. & Sons. Grandson Bernard works for New York City (Would that be for water or power?). Son Charles H has a wife S. Mae (is this still Sadie?), and is the chief accountant for S. Mills (Sulloway Mills), his son Bernard lives with him. Who is Mary E. Scribner?

(The Wilkes-Barre Record,

Wilkes-Barre PA, 1937)

In other news: Dupont invents Nylon; yet another Chinese-Japanese war breaks out (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1938 age

Historical Insight -- The Great New England Hurricane of 1938

Adella Grace Scott Scribner was likely living in Franklin NH, one of the areas battered in 1938 by a hurricane boasting cyclones with extremely high winds.

A full moon and vernal equinox contributed to the storm's power.
Coastal fishing industries found themselves hardest hit --
the hurricane razed approximately 3,000 vessels and damaged thousands more.
26 September 1938. Onset, Massachusetts.
Credit: Boston Globe via Getty Images
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018)

(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon IL, 1938)

In other news: Germany annexes Austria [not sure they liked it] (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1939 age

Residence Franklin NH. Adella living at 19 East High street. Who is Edward Scott? Sister in law Emma is a practical nurse living with Mrs. Alice Merrill. Interesting. I looked at my Legacy software, and found that Albert Manuel's mother is Laura Merrill. I am sure, in a small town, everyone knows everyone else, and is probably related to everyone else.

Nephew Leon Scott (wife Rose) employed by GWG Company; Nephew Leslie Scott (wife Ruth) employed at MTS & Sons. Grandson Bernard (wife Margaret) employed N. Grevior. Son Charles (wife S. Mae) still chief accountant at S Mills (Sulloway Mills, manufactures hosiery)

In other news: World War II begins from 1939 until after Adella dies; Aircraft Jet Engine was invented by Ohain; and the Digital Computer is in the news (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1939 age

Historical Insight -- The Great Depression

During the Great Depression, Adella Scott Scribner likely faced hardships like joblessness and scant resources while living in Franklin NH in 1939

Hudreds of thousands of Americans relied on soup kitchens and
charity for meals during the Great Depression.
February 1931, Chicago Illinois
Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018)

24 October 1929 was one of the darkest days in American history. On Black Tuesday, the hopeful, prosperity of the Roaring Twenties came to an abrupt end when the stock market crashed. Suddenly, the United States, and the world with it, was propelled into the Great Depression (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2018)

(The Des Moines Register, Des Moines IA, 1938)

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Resources

Ancestry Historical Insights. (2019). The End of Prohibition. Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Ancestry Historical Insights. (2018). The Great Depression. Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Ancestry Historical Insights. (2018). The Great New England Hurricane of 1938. Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Ancestry Historical Insights. (2018). The Social Impact of the First "New Deal". Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon IL. (1938, August 25). 1938 Clip Art Movies. Retrieved March 21, 2017, from Newspapers.com: Newspapers.com

FDR Presidential Library & Museum. (2018). Franklin D. Roosevelt. Retrieved May 28, 2018, from Wikimedia: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=47600299

Roosevelt, F. D. (2018). Franklin D. Roosevelt Quotes. Retrieved from BrainyQuote: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/franklin_d_roosevelt

The Des Moines Register, Des Moines IA. (1938, July 8). Radio on Bicycle. Retrieved March 21, 2017, from Newspapers.com: Newspapers.com

The Pantagraph, B. I. (1936, April 19). When "Black Blizzard" Struck. Retrieved April 4, 2017, from Newspapers.com: Newspapers.com

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Sunday, March 29, 2020

Adella Grace Scott Scribner Part 7 of 9, 1920s

Adella Grace Scott Scribner 1920s

1920

1920 Census, Franklin Ward 3, Merrimack NH; Farm on East High Street

We can see here that she lives on what looks like 19 East High Street. It may be a farm, because Albert is listed as working the farm on his own account. She is widowed, with her daughter Gertrude and son-in-law Albert Manuel living with them. While the address looks like 19 East High Street, it could be 17, still. Or the enumerator wrote 17 first, then over-wrote it as 19.

I nearly missed it until I looked closely. Her neice Gladys Mitchell is also living with them. I don't know who this is. Could it be a sister's child? Or her brother's married daughter? I honestly don't know.

Now that I look at the next family, Ernest and Jennie Elliott, who look like they live at 17 East High street, I wonder if Adella let out half of the property? Because sometimes the address is 17 and sometimes it is 19. But, we will look at the maps from Google Maps, it is really the same property.

Image from Sanborn Fire Maps 1897:

(Sanborn Map Company, 2019)

1920 City Directory, same year as the census above.

17 East High street, Franklin NH

Here we see that nephews Arthur, Leon and Leslie all live on Smith Hill, all served in the US Army. Sister-in-law Emma lives in the same place. Son Charles has promoted up to chief clerk at the Sulloway hosiery mill. I am not sure of Edward Scott, Weston Scott, Mary Scribner. Gertrude is probably listed under her married name Manuel.

(The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck ND, 1920)

In other news: Women's Suffrage prevails, and women get to vote for the first time; Palestine is established; the Roaring 20s begin as the country recovered from the first depression, lasting from 1920-1929 (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1921

1921-1924 Warren G. Harding becomes the 29th President of the United States.

Republican President from 1921 until his death 1923
"At that time, he was one of the most popular US Presidents,
but the subsequent exposure of scandals that took place under his administration,
and an affair eroded his popular regard. Harding is often rated among the worst US Presidents.
(Wikipedia -- Harding, 2018)

President Harding Quote: "America's present need is not heroics but healing; not nostrums but normalcy; not revolution but restoration" -- Warren G. Harding (Wikipedia -- Harding, 2018).

(The Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati OH, 1920)

1922

Residence Franklin NH. Ancestry's index has her living in Concord NH, but Franklin is part of that Concord directory, so watch what you include in your genealogy. I've often had to correct the information. I double check to make sure. See at the top of the page? It specifically says Franklin City Directory, so I am comfortable changing that information to reflect reality.

1922 Franklin Directory, same information,
only listed as 19 East High Street

Today, the property has been rebuilt in 2000 as a single family home. I think they rebuilt it on the same foundation. No, I didn't include photos, because it doesn't apply, here. You can search for it on Google, where you will find some realty listings giving you more detail.

1920s primer clip art
Pathway to Reading Eighth Reader

In other news: Insulin is made available in 1922, saving countless lives (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1924, age

Residence Franklin NH. Same song, another verse, another year. I failed to crop and mark up this one, but you get the idea. Same cast of characters, but with some new information here. Adella's nephew Arthur Scott is a farmer on Smith Hill Road, with his brother Chester boarding there working as a farm hand, and his mother Emma living with them. Adella's nephews Leon Scott is a mill operative and boarding on Spring street, and Leslie is employed at I.P. company, renting rooms on Prospect street. They apparently do not have wives at this time. I am still unfamiliar with Edward Scott and Weston Scott. Son Charles and Sadie Scribner is an office manager the hosiery manufacturer, Sulloway Mill. Don't know nuthin' 'bout Mary E. Scribner.

1924 Franklin City Directory

1925

1925-1928 -- Calvin Coolidge becomes the 30th President of the United States.

Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States
Republican, he was the Massachusetts governor, Vice President,
becoming president with the death of Warren G. Harding in 1923.
Elected in his own right in 1924.
Said very little, although he had a rather dry sense of humor
(Wikipedia -- Coolidge, 2018).

President Calvin Coolidge Quote: "Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education wil not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent" -- Calvin Coolidge (Coolidge, 2018).

1920s primer clip art
Progressive Road to Reading, Introductory

In other news: Scopes trial begins regarding teaching Evolution in Public Schools (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1926

Residence Franklin NH. Same place, same people.

1926 Franklin City Directory

1920s primer clip art,
Progressive Road to Reading Book Six

In other news: Movies begin making sounds (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1927

Historical Insight -- Charles Lindbergh's Solo Atlantic Crossing

Adella Scott Scribner was living in Franklin NH when Charles Lindbergh visited Concord NH after becoming the first man to make a solo flight across the Atlantic

1927 Charles Lindbergh's Solo Crossing of the Atlantic
Landing near Paris, France, on 21 May 1927,
Charles Lindbergh became the first person to fly an airplane solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
Credit: Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

Charles Lindbergh's effort to become the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927 was far from a one-man endeavor. Lindbergh's quest to earn the $25,000 Orteig Prize was supported by St. Louis investors, and his monoplane, The Spirit of St. Louis, was built in San Diego, California. On May 20, the 25-year-old Lindbergh took off from Long Island's Roosevelt Field in Garden City, New York, where itizens and journalists gathered to watch his departure. About 33 hours later Lindbergh landed safely near Paris, France, as a crowd of at least 100,000 people greeted him. A journalist described the pandemonium as "Lucky Lindy" landed in France: "Soldiers and police tried for one small moment to stem the tide, then they joined it, rushing as madly as anyone else toward the aviator and his plane." Lindbergh became an instant international hero, and he went on a 92-city tour across the United States (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019).

1928 photoplay3536 movi page 14

In other news: The Holland Tunnel opens in New York City in 1927. In 1928, Geiger Counter begins detecting radiation; Penicillin is discovered by Sir Alexander Fleming which saves many from deadly infection; Television is invented, while Video Recordings start showing off (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1929 age

Residence Franklin NH. A few new characters show up. Bernard Scribner is Adella's grandson (Charles' son), living with his parents Charles and Sadie. Nephew Arthur has a wife Ada. Nephew Chester and wife Celia; I don't know Edward. Sister in law Emma on Smith Hill, where are the others? Nephew Leslie Scott and his wife Ruth. Don't know about Weston. Again, we have son Charles and Sadie living on Orchard. Strange how they names are not exactly alphabetical, and with Charles listed twice with occupation as accountant, and again as office manager of Sulloway mill.

1929 Franklin City Directory

1929-1932 -- Herbert Hoover becomes the 31st President of the United States

Herbert Hoover, 31st President
(Wikipedia -- Hoover, 2018)

President Herbert Hoover Quote: "There is no employing class, no working class, no farming class. You may pigeonhole a man or woman as a farmer or a worker or a professional man or an employer or even a banker. But the son of the farmer will be a doctor or a worker or even a banker, and his daughter a teacher. The son of a worker will be an imployer -- or maybe president" -- Herbert Hoover (Hoover, 2018).

1927 clip art hand from
Whatcom County WA Directory pg 487

In other news: The Stock Market Crashes, triggering the Great Depression from 1929-1939 (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

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Ancestry Historical Insights. (2019). Charles Lindbergh's Solo Atlantic Crossing. Retrieved from Ancestry.com: Ancestry.com

Hoover, H. (2018). Herbert Hoover Quotes. Retrieved June 2018, from BrainyQuote: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/herbert_hoover

The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck ND. (1920, July 23). Flying to the South Pole. Retrieved March 13, 2017, from Newspapers.com: Newspapers.com

The Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati OH. (1920, April 4). Scrubber Woman. Retrieved March 3, 2017, from Newspapers.com: Newspapers.com
Wikipedia -- Hoover. (2018, May 26). Herbert Hoover, 31st President. Retrieved May 27, 2018, from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover

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Sunday, March 8, 2020

Adella Grace Scott Scribner Part 6 of 9, 1910s

Adella Grace Scott Scribner 1910s

1910

19 April 1910 age 50; Census

160 Franklin Street, Franklin Ward 2, Merrimack NH. Living with husband and daughter Gertrude.

This is what Google Maps shows about this residence. I suspect the house is bigger than it was at the time, but probably is essentially the same.

160 Franklin Street, Franklin NH
Scribner family residence 1910
Google Maps

The red circle is Adella Scribner's residence. The blue is both her nephew Clarence and Cecelia Scott, and the place their son Chester was born and died. Clarence was her brother Marshall's son.

160 Franklin Street, Franklin NH
Google Maps Satellite

160 Franklin Street, Franklin NH
Side view, Google Street view as of 2013

The street views are where you can see the potential addition on the back. Cute little house!

24 September 1910, her husband Morrill D. died in Franklin NH at the age of 53.
They had been married 33 years. He is quite young. Did he die of the heart attack known as "The Widow-Maker?" I can't find cause of death for him, yet.

Morrill Scribner Find a Grave record
from Ancestry.com

1910 Historical Insight -- Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus

The foreign performers, trained animals, and incredible stunts of the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus probably awed Adella Grace Scribner in 1910.

1911 Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus
Credit: Library of Congres
Adam Forepaugh was born into poverty, but he eventually created
one of the most famous circuses in the United States
(Ancestry.com Historical Insights, 2019)

1912 Red Fairy Book by Lang, Illustration 1

In other news: Japan annexes Korea; Halley's Comet shows off; King George V (Windsor) begins his long reign from 1910 to 1936 (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1911, age 51

Historical Insight -- The New England Heat Wave of 1911
During the summer of 1911, Adella Scott Scribner might have been living in Franklin, NH when a deadly heatwave killed more than 2,000 in the northeastern United States.

1911 New England Heat Wave
Credit: Library of Congress Photo Collection, 1840-2000/Ancestry.com
(Ancestry Historical Insight, 2019)

Fourth of July celebrations across New England and New York City were interrupted in 1911 by a deadly heat wave. Record highs were set during the week-and-a-half scorcher that sent temperatures soaring into the 110s in some areas. Eggs could be cooked on the sidewalks and tar streets melted, trapping cars and pedestrians. The 11-day hot spell took the lives of 2,000 in New England and 211 more in New York City before thunderstorms coold down the Northeast (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019).

1912 Red Fairy Book by Lang
Title Page Front piece

In other news: Roald Amundsen reaches the South Pole in 1911. What's next? (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1912, age 52

Residence 160 Franklin Street, Franklin NH per City Directory

Franklin City Directory
Sister in Law Emma; son Charles; Daughter Gertrude

160 Franklin Street, Franklin NH
front view, Google Street View as of 2013

I searched, but cannot find a realty listing for this property. I did find that it was built in 1890, so it is now a very old house.

1912 19526_redfairybooklang_title

In other news: Alaska is organized as a territory while Arizona becomes the 48th state, and New Mexico becomes the 47th state. The Titanic sinks causing world-wide consternation (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1913, age 53

Mother Mary Jane Bacon Scott Hamm died 5 January 1913 in Salisbury, Merrimack NH. She was 80 years old.

Mother Mary Jane Bacon Scott Hamm died
(Ancestry Find A Grave, 2019)

1913-1920 -- Woodrow Wilson becomes the 28th President of the United States

1913 President Woodrow Wilson
He was a Democrat, President of Princeton University, and the New Jersey Governor.
He lead the US during World War I (Wikipedia -- Wilson, 2018)

President Woodrow Wilson Quote: "You are not here merely to make a living. You are here in order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision with a finer spirit of hope and acievement. You are here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if you forget the errand" (Wilson, 2018).

1914

Residence Franklin NH

Adella Scribner lives with her daughter Gertrude
(both red indicators) at 17 East High, Franklin NH
Sister in law Emma and Emma's son Arthur (yellow stars)
both live on the farm on Smith Hill
(Ancestry, 2011)

This record shows what I suspected, that Charles Scribner is a clerk at the Sulloway Mills, which makes hosiery at this time. See previous post for information on this mill.

17 East High, where Adella Scribner lived in 1914

(Google Maps Adella Scribner 1914, 2013, 2019)

17 East High, where Adella Scribner lived in 1914, Satellite View
(Google Maps Adella Scribner 1914, 2013, 2019)

17 East High, where Adella Scribner lived in 1914
Street View as of 2013

(Google Maps Adella Scribner 1914, 2013, 2019)

World War I nurse

In other news: World War I starts in 1914, while women are uplifted by the invention of the bra. Einstein presents his Theory of Relativity in 1915. In 1916, the Irish Easter Rebellion rises, while Sonar begins making sound waves (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1916

5 January 1916 Marriage certificate for daughter Gertrude to Albert Manuel, both of Franklin NH. Both are older, over 35 years old. First marriage for them both, Albert is a farmer. The reverse of the document has a wealth of information, which is unusual for New Hampshire. We see ages and occupations, birth places and residences for all four parents.

Scribner Manuel marriage certificate
Side A

Scribner Manuel marriage certificate
Side B

1917

Historical Insight -- America Enters World War I

When the United States declared war on Germany in 1917, Adella Scott Scribner was probably living in Franklin, New Hampshire.

2 April 1917. Washington, D.C.

Credit: Universal Images Group/Getty Images

(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

"On April 2, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson addressed the United States Congress, asking for a declaration of war. Four days later, the U.S. Senate voted: 82 for and 6 against. In the House of Representatives, the decision was endorsed again 373 votes to 50" (Ancestry Historical INsights, 2019).

1910 Heureux Noel

In other news: Russian Revolution begins, and the US enters WWI (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1918

Historical Insight -- World War I -- U-156 Attacks on New England

During World War I, Adella Scott Scribner was living in Franklin, New Hampshire, when German U-boats attacked the shipping industry.

New England residents experienced the horror of World War I directly
when Germany's U-156 attacked during the summer of 1918.
Credit: Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty Images.
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

"World War I is known in the United States as a conflict that was fought 'over there.' However, people who lived along the New England coastline during the summer of 1918 experienced the war on their home front when German U-boats attacked ships in the Gulf of Maine. The primary target of U-156 was the fishing industry. Tourists were vacationing near Nauset Beach, Massachusetts, and watched as U-156 surfaced and attacked several ships nearby. The German submarine sank 21 fishing vessels from Cape Cod to the Bay of Fundy during July and August of 1918. One attack near Cape Cod by U-156 on 21 July 1918, destroyed five vessels, including a tugboat and several barges. Citizens participated in rescue efforts and aided fishermen who had been attacked, paying close attention to their war stories. The navy produced propaganda posters that explained how it was fighting back with 'depth bombs.' (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019).

1911 clip art Gould's St Louis MO directory, automobile

In other news: The Flu epidemic wipes out 25 million people 1918-1920 [nothing to sneeze at]; Prohibition leaves people with no legal alcohol from 1918-1933 (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

1919

Historical Insight -- 1919 Paris Peace Conference

Adella Scott Scribner probably read newspaper accounts about the Paris Peace Conference while living in Franklin NH

1919, Paris, France. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

"The Japanese delegates represented the fifth major Allied power, but their influence was minimal compared to the 'Big Four' leaders" (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019).

1911 clip art goulds St Louis MO directory
Interesting how it doesn't list ingredients

Historical Insight -- The "Red Scare"

In 1919, Adella Scott Scribner may have witnessed one of the "Palmer Raids" while living in Franklin NH during the first "Red Scare." [Was she afraid of her neighbors? Remember, they'd just gone through World War I, and they knew communist sympathizers were living in the US. Was it someone she knew? -- editor].

1919, Boston, Massachusetts
Anarchist, communist, and socialist books and magazines
were discovered and confiscated by the police in Boston.
Credit: Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

Historical Insight -- Women Gain the Consitutional Right to Vote

in 1920, Adella Scott Scribner may have voted for the first time while she was living in Franklin NH.

Ratification of the 19th Amendment in August 1920 was the
culmination of several decades of work by woman suffrage organizations.
Credit: Underwood Archives/Archive Photos/Getty Images
(Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

"The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex." To gain this brief addition to the U.S. Constitution in August 1920, woman suffrage movement leaders had met for 72 years to discuss their goal of gaining full voting rights throughout the United States. There were victories during this quest. Wyoming granted full suffrage to women in 1869, and every state from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Coast had extended full voting rights to women before 1920. When the 19th Amendment was ratified, only seven states remained where women had no voting rights at all. In the 1920 election, women did not vote as a political bloc, and a New York Times report estimated that one-third of the eligible female voters in the state cast ballots in the presidential election" (Ancestry Historical Insights, 2019)

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In other news: League of Nations is instituted, while the Shortwave Radio is invented (OurTimelines.com, 2018).

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