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From: "Karen Beasley" <>
Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] Looking for Debra Stanfill
Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 21:33:49 -0500
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Sandy,
It's true what they say about it being a 'small world'. My husband works
with Debra Stanfill at St. Thomas Hospital. She said she would love to talk
to you and gave me her phone number. I don't want to put it on the list
though so could you contact me off list at .

Karen Beasley


Original Message -----
From: Sandra Ellis <>
To: <>
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 5:11 PM
Subject: [TNDICKSO] Looking for Debra Stanfill


> Strange things happen when you mention "genealogy"!
>
> The city is replacing the water line in front of my house. The men are
> finishing up for the day when they stopped by to talk. I guess I should
say
> that my Dad laid the original 2" line in 1959--on Halloween! Since he
spent
> his life doing outside utilities and my husband was an 'inside' plumber,
> they've known these men for years.
>
> One of the men started talking about genealogy and Dickson County! My
> husband has never been interested in 'digging bones' but he could talk the
> talk enough to tell the man that I'd done research in Dickson County
because
> he took me to Charlotte---but he didn't know what family I was
researching.
> The man didn't have much more to say to Gary---he wanted to talk genealogy
> with me! His first question was, "Do you know Debra Stanfill?"
>
> Well, I don't! If Debra is on this list or if anyone knows of her, I'd
sure
> like to hear from her or about her.
>
> This man researches the Finch family.
>
> Sandy Ellis
>
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