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My father,with my sister and brother-about 1968 |
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52 Ancestors, Week 5: in The Census
Mariah Hall Conaway I'm playing catch up with the 52 Ancestors challenge. It's funny how quickly you can get behind. The promp...

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Shirley Bannarn Tanksley-1967 ( photo courtesy of Shari Doyle-Chandler) As this year comes to an end. I find myself reflecting on t...
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Edith Fleming-Prater 1922 I remember the day that I met my husbands paternal Great Grandmother, Edith Elizabeth Fleming Prater. He had alway...
I'm sure that pain was the reason those that survived slavery passed so few stories about it onto their children and grandchildren. And why I know so little about my mother's father's family. The memories were just too painful. The same way that soldiers don't talk about the wars.
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