Packet of materials concerning the Concord National Bank robbery committed in Concord, Mass., by Langdon W. Moore and Harry Howard on Sept. 25, 1865, [1865]-[197-?].

Moore, Langdon W., 1830-

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Brooks, G. M. (George Melvin), 1875-1973

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Resident of Lawton and Pumpkin Center (outside of Letitia, Okla.); worked for the Lawton post office; b. in Missouri; moved to Comanche County, Okla., 1904 and lived on a farm in Pumpkin Center; won prize for the agricultural float in Lawton's 1914 birthday parade; m. Emma Clay in 1902. From the description of G.M. Brooks photograph collection, 1909-1949. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 166429113 ...

Concord National Bank (Concord, Mass.)

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Howard, Harry R.

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Wheildon, William W. (William Willder), 1805-1892

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Massachusetts printer, newspaper publisher, editor, journalist, writer on historical and literary topics, lecturer. Founder in 1827 and editor and publisher until 1870 of Bunker Hill Aurora in Charlestown, Mass. Purchased home in Concord, Mass., in 1846; maintained winter residence at Charlestown until 1856, when he made Concord his permanent home. From the description of Popular mention of the Christmas holidays : New Years and Candlemas, etc. : published in the "Sunday Herald" : sc...

Heywood, George, 1826-1897

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Lawyer, town and state politician, and businessman of Concord, Mass. Born (1826 May 24) and died (1897 Jan. 31) in Concord. Graduated from Harvard College in 1848; studied law with Samuel Hoar and E.R. Hoar; admitted to bar in 1850. Concord Town Clerk 1853-1894; also Town Treasurer, Assessor, Tax Collector. Member of Massachusetts Legislature (House of Representatives 1862, 1863, 1866, 1867, and 1875; Senate 1864 and 1865). Served as Treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings in...