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Category Archives: Family History
Silas Calvin Ramsey Pictures
Last month the gravestone for my 3rd Great Grandfather Silas Calvin Ramsey was set at the Woodland Cemetery in Des Moines, Iowa. See: Silas Calvin Ramsey Gravestone Silas passed away in 1903, but he never had a permanent stone. Thanks … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Culture, Family History, Genealogy
Tagged 3rd Great Grandparents, Blacksmith, Cemetery, des moines, Gravestone, horse trader, mule, northboro, Ramsey, Sears, Silas Calvin Ramsey, Woodland Cemetery
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First Restaurant Hamburger
Which restaurant first served a particular type of food is often a contentious subject with food historians, especially when it comes to some of the most popular foods today like the hamburger. I have been watching a series on food … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Food, Germany, Memories
Tagged 1904 World's Fair, bread, Buns, Cafe, Clarinda Iowa, Culture, Family History, Food, Hamburger, Hamburgers, history, History Channel, memories, sandwiches, white castle
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