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More for Lucy Loring White's descendants
Let's not even try to parse why they're hers and not William H's ( Read more... ) -
still more on Lucy [Loring] White
the 1910 Census still has her in the same house with George Small and family ( Read more... ) -
more on Lucy (Loring) White
according to a city directory, she's living next door to her youngest son Clarence in Linden, Mass. in 1897 but by the 1900 Census she has moved in with daughter Henrietta's family (also in Malden) and still lives with them in 1902 (according to city directory; BTW she's listed as 'boards' in the 1902 directory). George Small (Lucy's son in law) is ( Read more... ) -
more on WHW
after I hit the brick wall about his father, I started looking in the other direction ( Read more... ) -
Recent dreams
First
I say "These are the fatigues my father wore in Viet Nam" then notice minor flaws -- raggedly rolled sleeves etc -- in how I'm wearing them
Second
running through the Bruce Willis RED -
Benjamin White fl 1820s Boston
I know his name and that he married a Lydia HUrd from his son's (my 3x great grandfather) death cert ( Read more... ) -
more yichus
to go along with the 3x great grandfather who doesn't marry my 3x great grandmother until 2x great grandmother is 4 years old, I can add a [presumptive] cousin who was shot and killed by her estranged husband, The murder/suicide left a 13 year old son. This story cropped up as I was following up on a different 3x great grandfather being appointed ( Read more... ) -
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Flying down to see my Dad for his 86th I tried to avoid baggage mishaps by using carry-on only. Unfortunately, I forgot about the every carries on my key ring. So, thanks to the Security Kabuki at Mobile last weekend, I am now out the Victorinox penknife I had carried for 20 years (I took the opportunity to mail it to myself so I need to file a ( Read more... ) -
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Nobody made a bigger mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little.
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amused and pleased
my cooking journey has progressed to the point when the amount of Herbes d'Provence in this morning's omelet is "tap the jar"