Bill Donovan, (Wyanoke 1932 - 1942), did some research into
the Indian origins of the name "Wyanoke", and first shared its results with us
at a reunion in Hingham Mass in 1992. He was kind enough to send it to me for
inclusion here, and I was able to find the matching photographs. Here it is.
(Click on any of the thumbnails below to see, save and/or
print the full-size image.)
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Wyanoke Farm
The barn which took its name from the street and tree just across the road |
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The ""Y" and Oak
The oak's now a phone pole |
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Proof!
The "Y" and Oak and the barn. |
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