He died in January 1861. According to Peter Stowell, the widowed Mrs. Rose then volunteered with the Union Army as a nurse, and went on to win acclaim for her service.
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- Quote From Freud
- Pucker Up, Bullrock!
- PHOTO ESSAY: Dixfield, Maine
- Dixfield Honor Roll
- Sun-Journal Sunday
- Laundromat
- The Post Office
- Shiny New Shed
- Garage at Towle's
- Geneva M. Torrey
- Gun Racks Are Standard
- november ice
- My Visit With Amity in Dixfield, Maine
- A Musical History
- Vintage Sewing Machine
- Pantry Window
- Pantry Shelf
- Her Handiwork . . .
- And Her Predecessor's Grave
- Stowell Ancestor
- The Two Algernons
- Childhood Illnesses
- Nelson Rose
- At Salty Brine State Beach, Galilee
- Beached Dolphin
- Tagged Dorsal Fin
- Mystic Aquarium Tag
- Nothing to Do
- The End
- Death and the Maiden
- Moonlight, Dixfield
- Dark Blue Night, Dixfield
- White House, Dixfield
- Antiques in Dixfield
- The Wrecker, from the Living Room
- The Turret, Detached
- With the Turret Taken Off
- Broken Turret
- The Wrecker
- Happy Thanksgiving!
- Jess and Avalon
- Before Anyone Gets Too Concerned
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