A thimble

[Stealth digger]

Found this near a cellar hole that dates back to the early 1800's. It is a small find but fascinating because of the family who lived there is in our town history book and its always more rewarding when you can put a family name to an item.

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[vpnavy]

FWIW - in the future - you might want to let us know which one to look at (i.e., Live free or die, The long road, Bad vibrations, etc.) Stealth digger. Again, that is just my opinion...

 

[Discrimination Dave]

gonna make me watch a video? ARGH!
Wanna see a pic,
COME ON STEALTHY ONE!

 

[g-olden years]

I just discovered your videos & am going to have a wonderful time watching them! Action video speaks clearer than photos, though like others I always would also like to see still pics for when I'm too busy to view videos. I'm Especially interested in your videos because my dad's ancestors lived in & around Keene, N.H. for 300-plus years! They loved that rural paradise of hills and rivers! My dad was the first to move south to Virginia to get warm, ha-ha. When I was younger, we visited our relatives & their homesteads in the beautiful state of New Hampshire! Now living 3000 miles away but hope to see N.H. again! Andi

 

[Stealth digger]

Oops ! What a dope. I completely forgot to add the photo. Sorry folks & here it is.

 

[Stealth digger]

I just discovered your videos & am going to have a wonderful time watching them! Action video speaks clearer than photos, though like others I always would also like to see still pics for when I'm too busy to view videos. I'm Especially interested in your videos because my dad's ancestors lived in & around Keene, N.H. for 300-plus years! They loved that rural paradise of hills and rivers! My dad was the first to move south to Virginia to get warm, ha-ha. When I was younger, we visited our relatives & their homesteads in the beautiful state of New Hampshire! Now living 3000 miles away but hope to see N.H. again! Andi

Well if you ever get the chance to come out this way you should do some research if you have already not and go investigate the place were they lived. That would blow my mind if I could see walls that my ancestors built several hundred years ago because there is a good chance they are still standing. That is the best thing about NH . There are so many areas that have not bean developed and are as they were left so long ago.

Thanks for the kind words

 

[Stealth digger]

FWIW - in the future - you might want to let us know which one to look at (i.e., Live free or die, The long road, Bad vibrations, etc.) Stealth digger. Again, that is just my opinion...

Sorry , completely messed that post up. The photo should be up now.