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Updated: February 5, 2006
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Tech Sargeant Richard A. Corcoran
This picture is of my father approximately 1942. He was obviously home on leave, although I can't identify the place it was taken. His name was Richard Arthur Corcoran. He served with the 82nd airborn during WWII. He was a right waist gunner on a flying fortress "The Squawking Hawk". After his 25 missions he returned to Mississippi where I was born. We returned to North Bennington after his tour of duty was over, Mom and Dad had 7 more children.
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4 Corcoran kids
This was taken in front of our home under the big pine tree. Our parents bought the house in 1947 and Mom sold it in 1998.
Shippee family in North Bennington
Grandmother Muriel Shippee, on the left, lived in Nebraska and came to visit most summers to my Mom and Dad's home in North Bennington. I was just a kid and never realized that it was unusual for grams and gramps to live in different places.Gram and Gramp had raised their 3 daughters in Wilmington, Vermont. Gram's brother Raymond and his wife Dot came to visit from Wilmington, Vermont that day.(Grandmother and Uncle Ray were children of William Grayson & Ella Jane Johnson Shippee). That's my wonderful grampa Bian Albert Shippee on the right, son of William Edward and Eliza Wilson Shippee. He lived with us in North Bennington.
People in photo include: Muriel Rebecca Shippee Powers Shippee, Dorothy Stockford Shippee, and Bian Albert Shippee
People in photo include: Muriel Rebecca Shippee Powers Shippee, Dorothy Stockford Shippee, and Bian Albert Shippee
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4 Corcoran kids
This was taken in front of our home under the big pine tree. Our parents bought the house in 1947 and Mom sold it in 1998.
Young Muriel Shippee
Young Muriel Shippee, my grandmother. She was the daughter of William Grayson and Ella Jane Johnson Shippee.
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The Richard Corcoran Family
Mom (Jackie), Dad (Richard),Mike and Anna in the back & Steve and Rick in the front. Pat in Mom's arms. There were 3 more kids to come later. Dad really didn't care to have his picture taken but I tend to think the reason he's not smiling is Mom's hair. She cut it with Aunt Jeanne Rodrigue's help and he was not happy. Her hair had been long and beautiful but too much to care for with 5 children.
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Raymond and Dorothy Shippee
Raymond Shippee (son of William Grayson & Ella Jane Johnson Shippee) and his wife Dorothy sitting in their front yard across from the old saw mill. Uncle Ray was a brother to my grandmother Muriel.
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Dorion Cousins
This is a photo of Charles & Cecelia (Dorion) Corcoran's 2 children.The others are children of Sally & Herbert Dorion. Aunt Jeanne Corcoran is second from the left and Dad is on the far right.They are standing on the porch of their grandmother Adelia Javery Dorion. I own the house now and a sixth generation, (my grandchildren) now come to visit their grandparents in this old family home.
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Tech Sargeant Richard A. Corcoran
This picture is of my father approximately 1942. He was obviously home on leave, although I can't identify the place it was taken. His name was Richard Arthur Corcoran. He served with the 82nd airborn during WWII. He was a right waist gunner on a flying fortress "The Squawking Hawk". After his 25 missions he returned to Mississippi where I was born. We returned to North Bennington after his tour of duty was over, Mom and Dad had 7 more children.
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Michael Corcoran
Mike was the son of Richard Arthur and Jacqueline Muriel Shippee Corcoran. He served 2 full tours and was severely wounded on his third tour in Vietnam. Mike came home, healed and married. He and Fran had two wonderful children. He lost his leg several years before his death due to wounds from service. He worked at White River Junction Military Hospital with the Disabled Veterans Service for many years. He died in 1994 of Agent Orange Cancer.
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Agnes Jackson
Agnes Jackson was the daughter of Mary (Aunt Mamie) Dorion of Gage Street in Bennington, Vermont. During the war she served in France with the Womens Forces as an Xray technician. She always said she knew the language when she woke up speaking it and not English. She taught school after the war in Bennington until her retirement and later moved to Florida with her sister Cecile Jackson Smith, her mother and her aunt Agnes (Aget) Dorion.
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Shippee girls
Some of the Shippee girls on a summer day. Goldie Powers is Muriel Shippee's daughter. Grandmother Muriel stands next to her, then her sister Mary. Dot Shippee is the wife of Ted Shippee. Muriel, Mary and Ted are children of William Grayson and Ella Jane Johnson Shippee. Grandmother Muriel divorced Goldie's father and married Bian Shippee, son of William Edward and Eliza Wilson Shippee.
People in photo include: Goldie Powers and Dot Shippee
People in photo include: Goldie Powers and Dot Shippee
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Jackie & Richard Corcoran
Mom and Dad were married in 1942. This was taken at Granny Dorion's Gage Street home on the Division Street side of the house. Mom would have been 17 and Dad 22. He was a right waist gunner on a "flying fortress" bomber stationed in England. He did his 25 missions over Germany and France and was returned to Mississippi to finish his tour of duty. Mom met him there and they had me in 1945 at the Gulfport, Mississippi air base. When his tour was over they returned with me to North Bennington, Vermont where they lived for many years and had 7 more children.
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Corcorans & Shippees
That's Dad (Richard A. Corcoran) on the left, then Mom (Jacqueline Muriel Shippee Corcoran), her Uncle Raymond Shippee and his wife Dorothy Shippee. Richard A. Corcoran and another brother Steven P. Corcoran in front.
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Senator Jeffords comforts widow
Senator Jim Jeffords comforts Frances Corcoran, widow of Michael Arthur Corcoran after Mike's funeral. Mike was the son of Richard Arthur Corcoran and Jacqueline Muriel Shippee Corcoran. He died from Agent Orange Cancer from Vietnam and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
People in photo include: Frances Concatelli Corcoran
People in photo include: Frances Concatelli Corcoran
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Esther Shippee
Esther is a sister to William Grayson Shippee. This picture was sent to me by a contact in my research.
People in photo include: Esther Shippee
People in photo include: Esther Shippee
Agnes Dorion
Great Aunt Aget was sister to my grandmother Cecelia Dorion Corcoran. She was a dear lady who loved to play the piano and play cards. I visited her, her sister Mary (Aunt Mamie) and Mamie's daughter Cousin Agnes Jackson many times while growing up in the fifties and sixties. Parents of Aunt Aget, Aunt Mame, Gradmother Cecelia, Uncle Herb and Aunt Clara were Adelard Dorion and Adelia Javery.
Shippee Sisters
2 of Bian and Muriel Shippee's daughters. That's my Mom Jacqueline Muriel Shippee Corcoran in the green hat and her sister Jeanne Jeanette Shippee Rodrigue in the blue hat. The event was my wedding.
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Shippee family in North Bennington
Grandmother Muriel Shippee, on the left, lived in Nebraska and came to visit most summers to my Mom and Dad's home in North Bennington. I was just a kid and never realized that it was unusual for grams and gramps to live in different places.Gram and Gramp had raised their 3 daughters in Wilmington, Vermont. Gram's brother Raymond and his wife Dot came to visit from Wilmington, Vermont that day.(Grandmother and Uncle Ray were children of William Grayson & Ella Jane Johnson Shippee). That's my wonderful grampa Bian Albert Shippee on the right, son of William Edward and Eliza Wilson Shippee. He lived with us in North Bennington.
People in photo include: Muriel Rebecca Shippee Powers Shippee, Dorothy Stockford Shippee, and Bian Albert Shippee
People in photo include: Muriel Rebecca Shippee Powers Shippee, Dorothy Stockford Shippee, and Bian Albert Shippee
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