A Henniker schoolteacher wrote this letter to her mother during the Hurricane of ’38:
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TO BE CONTINUED: But when morning comes… >>
For the text of this letter, we thank the Henniker Historical Society, for whose newsletter Yolande Nicknair edited the original letter. The actual identity of the letter’s author, “Dorothy,” remains unknown…
21 September 1938
Robert Crumb would have approved of this cartoon correspondence. I’m currently reading his letters in the book “Your Vigor for Life Appalls me”.
Thanks! I’m a fan of Crumb’s work with historical texts (Genesis), and did not fail to note the apocalyptic biblical shadings in Dorothy’s account…
I’ve linked to the cartoon letter pages from this page:
http://www.henniker.org.uk/html/MoreLinks.htm
(A few more Henniker links)
My Robert Crumb pages are here:
http://www.henniker.org.uk/html/RobertCrumb00.htm
best wishes, Dave.
>8000 hi-resolution photos especially Edinburgh &
Scotland.
Thanks for spreading the word! If your readers are interested, here is the CATEGORY listing all HENNIKER posts in this series, to date:
https://livefreeanddraw.com/category/nh-places/henniker/
Hi
It has been fun to see your extensive collection of the Henniker family . I am Michaela Jacqueline Henniker-Heaton granddaughter of Sir John Peregrine Henniker-Heaton . Rose Henniker-Heaton is my great aunt . If you are interested I can answer questions on our family .
Michaela
Thanks, Michaela ~ Glad you’re enjoying our comics about the town of Henniker, NH, USA. I wonder how the Heaton-Henniker family relates to the history of this town name? We occasionally receive visits of Henniker descendants from England. ~ M