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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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Edith Fleming-Prater 1922 I remember the day that I met my husbands paternal Great Grandmother, Edith Elizabeth Fleming Prater. He had alway...
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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...
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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