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Subject: Re: [OHHURON-L] History unearthed IN BARN
Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2005 09:18:36 EST

This was the most interesting story I have read in my days of family history
research. It is truly amazing! And just think about it, it could have
never been found, as it was an incidental discovery.

Please post the results on this site, because I have family that were
probably from that area, and I need to know if any Dabbs, Huntleys or Brazells are
buried there. I cannot locate them in a cemetery anywhere.

Again, congratulations, for a wonderful find! It is truly amazing and you
should make it available on TV or through some other media, because it is
definitely something the entire U.S. would be interested in.

It is like something all genealogist dream of, and I am not talking even
about the famous connection, but the idea of this precious little girls grave
finally being unearthed where it could have been lost forever. There is
something so sad anyway about the numerous children that died so young back then.

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