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This ATKIN, HEBER not helen
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Well, perhaps this is the same person. This Charles was living in Philadelphia in 1930. He was married to Anna. He was 38 and she was 25. They had been married 8 years. His…
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The next image (back side of the photo) suggests that the man standing is James Burke and the one bathing is John Arnold.
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Can someone from the Matheson family annotate this picture with the names of these children.
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John Thomas Smith son of John Andrew Smith and Charlotte Swindlehurst Smith
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This is Charlotte Swindlehurst Smith
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Anytime I listen to or read his words I want to be a better person. His confidence in the future was inspiring.
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We would spend a whole day at grandpa's house. We would talk, play basketball (i was the worst), grandma would make some lunch. If we got bored (rarely did) we would go to the…
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Frank made things fun. We were always laughing at his house. The first time I met him the grandkids were having an impromtu fashion show in the basement. We laughed till our sides…
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"Do" is short for ditto. In other words "Kentucky" copies down.
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Grandfather told the story that when he was growing up that they had to work long hours fishing in order to make a living. By the weekend he was exhausted but there was still time…
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I didn't know my grandfather well. He lived in Boston and we lived in the west. I got to visit him at his home in Boston in the spring of his last year.
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Grandpa Smith thought everyone should be able to identify common fruit trees by their leaves. I didn't think much of it at the time, but it is funny how many trees I can identify…
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You might want to look at the this other page. It looks like it may be a better match for you. It is based on the social security records. Try:…
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Thanks for the stories. You can connect the stories to the images of the MACRs so that others can see the detailed reports. An example of one of the reports is:…
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Great story. I hope to hear more.
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The description of this title explains, "pension applications of veterans who served in the U.S. Army between 1861 and 1917, including wars other than the Civil War."
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The right to petition the government for redress of grievances.
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This is a very interesting article. It is amazing that the man could remember the right spot after such a long time (or maybe it is just a very small lake).
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