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Barbara says:

I love reading this again , with all the updates !...
David Tolliver says:

Please help, I am searching for my biological father, I did...
Andrew Hagenbuch says:

Thanks, John, for confirming and for the additional details! I've edited...
John Marr says:

George and Elmer worked at Royer's lime kiln, which was part...
Andrew Hagenbuch says:

Hi John. Thanks for this memory and for posting this! One...
John Marr says:

Great story. The quarry was owned by LaRue Royer, not the...
Richard Schmoyer says:

Kistlers moved around the US. . My grandmother,,Bessie Roma Kistler, was...

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