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Monthly Archives: November 2017
All Dressed Up With Someplace To Go
This summer I visited the Penn Yan Craft Market which is located in the Finger Lakes region in New York. They had vendor after vendor selling all types of handcrafted items that took more talent to make … Continue reading
Posted in Lost and Found
Tagged Angola Indiana, Bryon Duckwall, Duckwall Family, Family history, genealogy, New York, Penn Yan
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Walking With Giants
It was the above picture of a newspaper page that fueled the idea of this blog post. I had used this image in an earlier post. When I studied this newspaper page, I was reminded of the many people … Continue reading
Posted in Lets Talk
Tagged Bushey, Clinton County New York, Cole, Family history, genealogy, Lyon, Moore Family, Veterans Day
28 Comments