Re: Parmenter Ancestor Table

D. Spencer Hines wrote:

> Hmmmmmm...
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> So they started sending him love notes.

Nope. They were never seen again and then WWI started.

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>>D. Spencer Hines wrote:
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>>>....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.
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>>>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.
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>>>Particularly Social History...
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>>>And Happy Birthday!
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>>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.
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>>Great-ggpa was very clever. He was a maths professor, wrote plays and 
>>music, was a wonderful artist, and spoke 17 languages fluently.
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>>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.
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>>He stripped off and dashed through the apartment in full view of the lot

>>of them. They had (literally) never seen anything like it. 
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