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A Festival of Postcards (2nd Edition) – Main Street
Wheels - the premiere issue of A Festival of Postcards was published last week and if you haven’t seen it yet and you love postcards, it’s definitely worth a visit! We had a wonderful selection of vintage and modern postcards from dozens of bloggers from different backgrounds and almost every continent.
Many who took part in the first festival are family historians and genealogists using vintage postcards to enrich their research while others are Postcrossers. Postcrossing is an activity in which bloggers exchange modern postcards (often around a certain theme such as UNESCO World Heritage Sites) and it seems a great way to bring people around the world closer together. Others Festival participants are beginners or experts in the field of deltiology (the collection and study of postcards). What everyone does share is a love of postcards!
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Gaudiose Lagace (Lagasse) and Agnes Ross of Manchester, New Hampshire (USA)
Joseph Gaudiose Lagace/Mignier (Joseph 4, Jean Baptiste 3, Joseph Paul 2, Basile 1) b. 25 Nov 1885 in St Flavien,(Lotbiniere),Quebec, Canada, d. 11 Dec 1926 in Lowell, Massachusetts, United States (buried in St-Flavien), married Marie Agnes Ross (daughter of Auguste Ross and Marie Euphemie Gagnon) in Ste-George Parish, Manchester, New Hampshire on 3 May 1909. They had one child + 21 M I. Joseph Gaudiose Rolland Lagace/Mignier.
This photograph and information come from research provided by Peter Lagasse.
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