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Subject: Re: [WALL] Moving The Wall Cabin in Virginia
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 22:31:13 EDT

In a message dated 8/11/01 10:48:53 AM, writes:

<< When property was bought on Route 20 near Glenwood Virginia, a log cabin
was

discovered on the site. It is said to be the cabin of William Wall and

determined to be about 150 years old.

To date, we don't know if this cabin belongs to our Wall line but are

working on that information.

This cabin will be moved off this property to Glenwood Park where it will

remain.

The cabin could not be moved in one piece because of it's condition.

Therefore, it will be dismantled, each log numbered and moved one by one to

the new site and put back together.


To view a photo and read the newspaper article of this story, please see;

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/1462/cabin.html


Leslie >>

This intrigues me. I have an ancestor, James Wall, born ca 1822, living in
Decatur Co., IN in 1850 listing Virginia as his place of birth. I'd like to
find his parents.

As to why this intrigues me is because I found a log cabin that had been
restored of about the same vintage in Radcliff, KY built by my ancestors.
The URL is:

http://hometown.aol.com/Davydd/logcabin/logcabin.html

David Stovall

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