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Category Archives: Family History
Memorial Day 2021
Monday is Memorial Day when we remember and honor the men and women who gave their life for their country while serving in the armed forces. I really like this quote by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Those who have long … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Genealogy, Holidays
Tagged Cemetery, Culture, Family History, history, Memorial Day, memories, Observance, Sabine Cross Roads
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Virtual Hike to Kittery, Maine
The next destination on my Virtual Hike was Kittery, Maine. No direct family connection this time, but it is the only place where I have been in Maine and it is on the way to my next major destination. This … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Culture, Family History, Genealogy, History, Travel, Virtual Hike
Tagged Blacksmith, heading north, Joseph Jenks, kittery, lobster, Maine, Nathional Historic Site, Saugus Iron Works
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