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Neal Tolman
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Neal Tolman, born Circa 1825 Neal Tolman 1825
Neal Tolman was born circa 1825, to James Tolman and Bethiah Tolman (born Damon).
Neal had 2 sisters: Emily Tolman and .
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Neal TolmanNeal Tolman in Vermont ph?nix. - Apr 28 1905
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"... wl.l be presented by the ladles. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wcstney and little son, Stuart, returned Wednesday to their home In Charlestown. Mrs. A. J. Holden and Helen and Neal Tolman of Keeno wore nt W. A. Marvin's last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Corlnne Bcmls Rowe and child of Norwood, Mass., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Bemls, ..."
Publication place: Bellows Falls, Windham, Vermont
Neal TolmanNeal Tolman in The Boston Herald - Dec 6 1933
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"... he objected to consumer representation on the board of arbitration, Frederic 8. federal mllk director, sald, “I think I ought to be excused from answering that type of question.” Neal Tolman, Hingham health officer, sald board of health in smaller towns were often composed of “a plumber, an undertaker and a doctor” who would not tread on the toes of the ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Neal TolmanNeal Tolman in The Boston Globe - Nov 1 1936
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"... in the grocery business at Kittery. The annual meeting of the Portsmouth chapter. American Red Cross, will- be held Thursday evening at the Nurses' Home of the Portsmouth Hospital. Neal Tolman, chairman of the Nashua chapter, will be the guest speaker and will take for his subject, “The 1936 Flood.” NNER Reg. Easy Terms Sturdy, rolled edge ln mattress. Al sizes. ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Neal TolmanNeal Tolman in The Boston Globe - May 24 1939
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"... Palmer was chairman of the luncheon. Prizes donated by the Shriners were distributed by Robert Gardner Wilson. Among the guests at the head table were Potentate James J. Curry, Neal Tolman, secretary to Gov. Bridges of New Hampshire; Robert Gardner, willard Lombard, Arthur Sondheim, Frank Morrill, Gus Sonnenberg. Paul Bowser; past potentates Charlus T. Cahill, Clarence J. MacKenzie and Roye A. ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
