Eugene Hudson

Associate Justice. The Massachusetts Superior Court

Charles Monbleau

Ron Marshall was born on September 9, 1932 in Bristol, Connecticut, USA as Milton Charles Monbleau. He was an actor, known for The Adventures of a Man in Search of a Heart: A Joleron Production Starring the Tin Woodman from the Land of Oz (1974), The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974) and The Groove Tube (1974). He was married to Phyllis Ackerman. He died on October 14, 2000 in Tarrytown, New York, USA.

Everlyn Sylvester

George L. Weekes

The First to be interned at Island Pond. Originally born In Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1688.

Edward Berchman Kerin

ILT US Army

Peter O'Brien

Michael Hindle

Bertha Anderson

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Stephen P. Ford

Roland Mervyn Robbins

Elijah Kendrick

Gave his life while serving with The Monomoy Life services in a storm off of Monomoy Point

Edgar Small

Manuel G. Gomes

Town Harwich Boys Drowned. Chester son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur J Nickerosn and a Portuguese lad son of John Gomes all of Harwich went away from their homes yesterday afternoon on pleasure bent, and not returning at night a search was made from them, the worst fears of the anxious familes being later realized. The parents of the boys not knowing where to look for them summoned aid from this village and a large company of friends were out nearly all night when the bodies were found in "Polly Buck's ...

Charles "Sonny" Amado

Musician member of the Starlighters

Frank D. Foster II

Founder of The Cape Cod Jazz Society Frank Foster, a saxophonist and composer/arranger best known for his longtime association with the Count Basie Orchestra, has died. He passed away in his sleep early Tuesday morning at his home in Chesapeake, Va., according to his widow and manager, Cecilia Foster. He was 82. Foster was a key member of the "New Testament" Basie band — the large ensemble Basie led in the 1950s and beyond. In addition to his playing on tenor saxophone and other woodwinds, ...

Athena (Tina) Taloumis (Collias)

Athena, also known to everyone as Tina, was born on July 26, 1930 to her Greek immigrant parents, Christos and Theone Collias, in Haverhill, MA. As a young woman, she was told, with proper training, she could have a career as an opera singer, but she took a different and desired path, and married George Taloumis, settling down to raise two sons, Louis and Christopher. Tina owned and operated a shop, Greek Islands in the Carriage House beside her home before retiring. Known for her old world r ...

Mary (Humphrey) Brown

Editor of Cape Cod Oracle and the Cape Codder

John Lax

He was the captain of the Boston University ice hockey team, and was elected to the B.U. Sports Hall of Fame. Mr. Lax was a member of the 1936 Olympic Ice Hockey Team under Walter Brown. American ice hockey team, which won the bronze medal. He continued to play hockey until World War II.

Nils O. Westin

Worked on the NASA reentry system for spacecraft earth re-entry.

Clyffeton W. Hill

Robert B. Our, Sr.

At 13 years of age he piloted where he was nearly lost at sea. Determined not return to sea he then went on to become the founder of Robert B Our Construction, one of Cape Cod's leaders in Construction.

James Marceline

POW/Purple Heart Medal, Good Conduct Medal, WWII Victory Medal , American Theater Ribbon Obituary of James "Jimmy" G. Marceline JAMES G. MARCELINE, 92 Lifelong Harwich Resident, Advocate for Education, Entrepreneur James G. “Jimmy” Marceline, 92, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2018. He was the loving husband of the late Elizabeth M. “Lillian” Marceline. Born and raised in Harwich.

Osborne Chase

lost 3/17/1902 in attemping to rescue William H Mach and crew of Barce Wadena with 6 other members of Monomoy Lifesavers. Memorial at Chatham Lighthouse. He married Julia Ann NICKERSON on March 6, 1878, in his hometown. They had five children in 17 years. He died on March 17, 1902, in Chatham, Massachusetts, at the age of 42, and was buried there.

Veterans Memorial

The Veterans Memorial stands in tribute to those that served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.

Joseph A. Kelly

Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist - "distinguished local reporting on dealine, bank robbery, auto chase and ensuing hour-long gun battle in Pawtucket between a crazed hostage-taker and 150 policemen

Marie Marcus

Marie Marcus, a jazz pianist who was a protégée of Fats Waller and appeared on Manhattan's 52nd Street, the prewar epicenter of jazz, before becoming a summer fixture in nightclubs on Cape Cod, died on Oct. 10 in Hyannis, Mass. She was 89. In a book about jazz personalities, ''Barney, Bradley, and Max'' (Oxford, 1989), the jazz critic Whitney Balliett suggested that Mrs. Marcus's talent and experience elevated her into a higher league than the normal run of resort acts. ''At first, her styl ...

Orvilla Unel

Author Lebriz: A Girl of the Harem. Originally from the Midwest, Orvilla Ünel is a graduate of the University of Michigan where she studied English and Communications. She met her future husband, Nami Ünel, the day she arrived on campus. She encountered the remarkable story of Lebriz Hanim, which had been handed down through the generations, soon after the couple moved to Turkey. Over the next fifty years, Orvilla raised two children, dabbled in various business ventures and served as social ...

Lois Gallo

A gifted artist, Lois found solace and wisdom through reading, writing, poetry, painting, religion and spirituality. A lifelong liberal democrat with a commitment to learning, peace and equality, Lois walked her talk by receiving her undergraduate degree from Merrimack College, her Masters Degree in Religious Education and Pastoral Care from Boston College, and her Masters Degree in Social Work from Boston University.

Beradine O'Gorman

award-winning freelance writer of feature articles for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette and published poetry in numerous literary journals. Bernadine graduated from the former Worcester Normal School and also earned a master's degree in Literature from Columbia University. She studied at Julliard School of Music, played violin for the Worcester Symphony Orchestra, served as first violinist for the Rhode Island Philharmonic and was an accomplished string quartet performer well into her 90s. One ...

Roland Ellis

Died as a young man worked at the Harwich Independent for 2 years. zOne of the most promising yung mem of the village died of consumption at his home on Saturday afternoon last His impaired health was well know to all, and his many friends were aware he could not long survive the disease, yet the shock is severe, especially among his equals with who he was universally esteemed. Our limited time and space will not allow us to speak deservedly of Mervyn whose true merits we become well acquaint ...

Raymond Lincoln "Link" Thacher

Through his 86 years, he was a central figure in almost countless areas of Harwich town life, a brilliant businessman, a tireless supporter of conservation, a talented musician, and a constant source of strength and love for all who knew him.