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Marlow & Maryn, Meet Your Namesakes
Your Pop-pop and I want you to know about our parents, for whom you were named.
1900 – 2011
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The Secrets of Lonni Wernicke Wheeler Sanger
How the truth behind my grand-mother's life was revealed as gossip at her burial, and only shown to be true 20 years later.
1891 – 1987
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Connecting Cousins: the Polívka Puzzle
Crossing the threshold after 210 years, two branches of the same family re-unite under a single roof
1766 – 03/19/2013
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The Story of Pete and Eileen Through the Years
Pete and Eileen (Kinnick) Smith were married on St. Patrick's Day, 17 Mar 1938, and lived on a farm north of Coon Rapids, Iowa.
1900 – 1999
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A Wondering Child
I believe that I was chosen before I came here to write about those who wanted their stories told which is why I was a wondering child...
c. 1920 – 2013
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It Began in a Graveyard
Not quite 14 years old, I met my ancestors by accident and life has never been the same.
February 1993 – July 31, 2004
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Grandmom's Wedgwood China
My most treasured heirloom recalls holiday meals and Grammy's cooking. It also records -- literally! -- something more about their lives.
1959 – 2009
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A True Story by Christy Leskovar
A lively true story of scandal, war, murder, and mayhem on the desolate plains of eastern MT, in the raucous mining town of Butte, . . .
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The Allen & Underhill families were neighbors
William Walter Allen & his wife Helen Maria Gansevoort lived next door to Anthony Lispenard Underhill & his wife Charlotte Louise McBeath.
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Hunting for the Story of the Pirate Toy Chest
A scarred wooden toy chest reveals the story of an ambitious New York box maker and the tragic end of a family business.
1875 – August 2012
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Hysaw Photos From the Past
Here is a collection of the many Hysaw photos I have which were not included in my family history book. Susan C. Hollis
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Rezekne to Rostov to Albany
The Tulbowitz/Ratner family originated in the Vitebsk region, lived for decades near Rostov-on-Don, and finally settled in Albany, New York.
1818 – 12 AUG 2002
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