generation 6, Merrill
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about 1858: Moses Whitney Merrill (1817-1859) and Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), in Shelburne Falls
Military Band.
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about 1870: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age about 30.
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about 1877: Frank A. Merrill (1852-1898), age about 25.
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about 1884: Henry Whitney Merrill (1854-1922), age about 30.
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about 1890: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age about 50.
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about 1890: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age about 50.
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about 1898:
The Homestead (22 Mechanic St) in summer, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908).
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about 1900:
The Homestead (22 Mechanic St) in winter, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). The next picture is a
closeup view of the three women on the porch.
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about 1900:
From previous picture, closeup of Gertrude Maude Merrill
(Lounsbery) (1873-1936) (left), Almina M. Barnard
(Howard) (1822-1924) (center), and Marion Etta Merrill
(Marble) (1861-1930) (right).
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summer 1901: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age 60, with his
grandchildren, at the Crawford House, White Mountains, New Hampshire. Top row: Helen Howard Marble (1892-1990), age 9; Richard Merrill Marble (1889-1976), age 11. Middle row: Anna Helen Lounsbery (1896-1958), age 4; George Hoyt Lounsbery (1901-1967), age under 1; Marion Elizabeth Marble (1901-1987), age under 1; James Merrill Lounsbery (1895-1978), age 6. Bottom row: Carolyn Richardson Lounsbery (1899-1990), age 2; John Putnam Marble (1898-1958), age 2. Another grandchild, Deane Whitney Merrill (1908-1987), had not yet been born.
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about 1920?
Crawford House, Crawford Notch, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908) was the hotel manager
from about 1872 to 1903. During that period, Crawford House was a favorite vacation spot
with wealthy East Coast families, who would arrive by train with their servants to spend
the entire summer. With the advent of the automobile and the spread of inexpensive motels,
the hotel could not compete, and finally closed its doors in 1976. The vacant hotel burned
to the ground in 1977.
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1958: 22
Mechanic Street, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908).
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May 1996: six
photos of 22 Mechanic Street, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). These photos were
taken when Cordeanio's great-grandson JAM
(1945-). visited the house in 1996.
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Jan 1997: 22
Mechanic Street, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). The house was
sold after the death of Cordeanio's widow Jane Hannah
"Jennie" Audinwood (Merrill) (1855-1940), and repurchased by Cordeanio's
great-grandson DWM (1938- ) in March
1997. Deane's wife ACM (1949-) moved here with her mother LGBW (1908-), and
Deane joined them in May 1998.
about 1858: Moses Whitney Merrill (1817-1859) and Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), in Shelburne Falls
Military Band. 
about 1870: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age about 30. 
about 1877: Frank A. Merrill (1852-1898), age about 25. 
about 1884: Henry Whitney Merrill (1854-1922), age about 30. 
about 1890: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age about 50. 
about 1890: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age about 50. 
about 1898:
The Homestead (22 Mechanic St) in summer, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). 
about 1900:
The Homestead (22 Mechanic St) in winter, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). The next picture is a
closeup view of the three women on the porch. 
about 1900:
From previous picture, closeup of Gertrude Maude Merrill
(Lounsbery) (1873-1936) (left), Almina M. Barnard
(Howard) (1822-1924) (center), and Marion Etta Merrill
(Marble) (1861-1930) (right). 
summer 1901: Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908), age 60, with his
grandchildren, at the Crawford House, White Mountains, New Hampshire. Top row: Helen Howard Marble (1892-1990), age 9; Richard Merrill Marble (1889-1976), age 11. Middle row: Anna Helen Lounsbery (1896-1958), age 4; George Hoyt Lounsbery (1901-1967), age under 1; Marion Elizabeth Marble (1901-1987), age under 1; James Merrill Lounsbery (1895-1978), age 6. Bottom row: Carolyn Richardson Lounsbery (1899-1990), age 2; John Putnam Marble (1898-1958), age 2. Another grandchild, Deane Whitney Merrill (1908-1987), had not yet been born. 
about 1920?
Crawford House, Crawford Notch, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908) was the hotel manager
from about 1872 to 1903. During that period, Crawford House was a favorite vacation spot
with wealthy East Coast families, who would arrive by train with their servants to spend
the entire summer. With the advent of the automobile and the spread of inexpensive motels,
the hotel could not compete, and finally closed its doors in 1976. The vacant hotel burned
to the ground in 1977. 
1958: 22
Mechanic Street, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). 
May 1996: six
photos of 22 Mechanic Street, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). These photos were
taken when Cordeanio's great-grandson JAM
(1945-). visited the house in 1996. 
Jan 1997: 22
Mechanic Street, Shelburne Falls MA. The lifetime residence of Cordeanio Harley Merrill (1840-1908). The house was
sold after the death of Cordeanio's widow Jane Hannah
"Jennie" Audinwood (Merrill) (1855-1940), and repurchased by Cordeanio's
great-grandson DWM (1938- ) in March
1997. Deane's wife ACM (1949-) moved here with her mother LGBW (1908-), and
Deane joined them in May 1998.