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Jeanne Stella, who lives in Salem, is a historian who has compiled cemetery inscriptions for four cemeteries in Peabody and two in Salem, | Jeanne Stella, who lives in Salem, is a historian who has compiled cemetery inscriptions for four cemeteries in Peabody and two in Salem, | ||
the Howard Street cemetery and the Charter Street cemetery. Her other notable work is the plant listings and photographs of the flora and fauna of | the Howard Street cemetery and the Charter Street cemetery. Her other notable work is the plant listings and photographs of the flora and fauna of | ||
Salem Woods. She also contributes to the Salem News with a monthly letter to the editor about the history of one of Salem's streets. | Salem Woods. She also contributes to the Salem News with a monthly letter to the editor about the history of one of Salem's streets. | ||
The Charter Street cemetery inscriptions are being published by the Essex Genealogist. | The Charter Street cemetery inscriptions are being published by the Essex Genealogist. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
"Giving the past new life; Volunteer catalogs obscure Salem cemetery" ''Salem News'', Aug.30, 2000. | "Giving the past new life; Volunteer catalogs obscure Salem cemetery" ''Salem News'', Aug.30, 2000. | ||
"Retired teacher catalogs the flowers and plants of Salem Woods" ''Salem News'', Oct. 14, 2003, p. A9 | "Retired teacher catalogs the flowers and plants of Salem Woods" ''Salem News'', Oct. 14, 2003, p. A9 | ||
[http://salem.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2120394?locg=63 Flora of the Salem Woods] J. Stella, 2003 |
Revision as of 12:24, 1 March 2018
Jeanne Stella, who lives in Salem, is a historian who has compiled cemetery inscriptions for four cemeteries in Peabody and two in Salem,
the Howard Street cemetery and the Charter Street cemetery. Her other notable work is the plant listings and photographs of the flora and fauna of
Salem Woods. She also contributes to the Salem News with a monthly letter to the editor about the history of one of Salem's streets.
The Charter Street cemetery inscriptions are being published by the Essex Genealogist.
See Also
"Giving the past new life; Volunteer catalogs obscure Salem cemetery" Salem News, Aug.30, 2000.
"Retired teacher catalogs the flowers and plants of Salem Woods" Salem News, Oct. 14, 2003, p. A9
Flora of the Salem Woods J. Stella, 2003