Re: Parmenter Ancestor Table

D. Spencer Hines wrote:

> ....Because most of us don't have much interaction with any of our 
> Great-Grandparents to the age of 25 as you re****tedly did.
> 
> The stories you should be able to tell could be quite fascinating -- if
she
> and you were both of sound mind and had some respect for History.
> 
> Particularly Social History...
> 
> And Happy Birthday!

My great-grandfather met her at her engagement party to her cousin and 
he stole her from him. The cousin was heartbroken and never married.

Great-ggpa was very clever. He was a maths professor, wrote plays and 
music, was a wonderful artist, and spoke 17 languages fluently.

His wife was a career committee woman. She held an endless amount of 
committee meetings at their apartment. Ggpa couldn't stand all these 
women cackling on so he decided to frighten them off.

He stripped off and dashed through the apartment in full view of the lot 
of them. They had (literally) never seen anything like it.