Nutfield Genealogy

The Visitor Center for Saratoga National Historic Park Last month we wandered over to New York state to visit Fort Ticonderoga and the Saratoga National Historic Park.

The Count Rumford birthplace in Woburn, Massachusetts This is the second blog post on a Loyalist ancestor I have written this year for the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Last month we drove over to Fort Ticonderoga, taking the ferry from Vermont.

An exhibit on the German soldiers Saratoga National Historical Park visitor center photographed 16 August 2026 This is the first blog post I've written this year about a Loyalist ancestor, for the 250th anniversary of the United States.

The original Willey House in Crawford Notch, late 1800s next to the larger Willey Hotel NH State Park photo In 1793 the Willey Family of Bartlett, New Hampshire bought an isolated farmhouse and land in Crawford Notch.

In memory of THOMAS HOMAN who died Jan. 17, 1832, AEt, 75.

This weathercock is above the Durnstein Abbey, famous for the blue and white tower.

The Locke Family Association Center Cemetery, Rye, New Hampshire On August 25, 1891 the descendants of John Locke (1627 - 1696) of Rye, New Hampshire gathered in the town hall for a family reunion.

It is difficult to see in the photo below, but there are three weathervanes on the facade of the Matthias Church.

Today's weathervane was photographed in Prague, Hungary.

Seventeen years ago I was writing short sketches on local history for a Londonderry website.

The George Flint House in North Reading, Mass.

Today's featured weathervane was photographed in New Bedford, Massachusetts.

1832 map of Ipswich, Massachusetts This is the 11th Revolutionary War ancestor I have written about in this series.

Today's weathervane was photographed in Fall River, Massachusetts.

A guest sketch by James H.

At the Wilson Family Burial Ground, Peabody, Massachusetts ROBERT WILSON Died Jan. 4, 1797 Aged 51 [epitaph illegible] This is Patriot #10 I have written about for this series on my Revolutionary War ancestors.

Abner Poland's Badge of Merit certificate signed by General George Washington This is #9 in my series of Revolutionary War Ancestors.

Essex, Massachusetts - The former Chebacco Parish of Ipswich, Massachusetts This is blog post #8 on my series of stories about my Revolutionary War ancestors.

Vivian Hir, Class of 2025 presented a history of New House A few months ago we attended an interesting reunion at MIT.

The David Burnham house in Essex, Massachusetts built by Capt.

The Agawam Hotel in Ipswich, Massachusetts was formerly the Treadwell Tavern, before the mansard roof and porches were added.

Do you remember the Bicentennial in 1976?

The Gloucester Fisherman's Memorial This is #5 in a series of posts I am publishing this year for the 250th Anniversary of the USA.

During the COVID lockdown millions of people sought relief from being inside by visiting the White Mountains National Forest in New Hampshire and Maine.

This is #4 in my series of blog posts about my ancestors who served in the American Revolution.

Like many cities, Madrid, Spain has a city hall, and an old city hall known as "Casa de la Villa".