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Francis Lamkin home page. I have developed this site to
post my family tree and pictures of my current family and
related family ties. I hope you enjoy your visit and
please send me anything that you may have of interest to the
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Photo Album
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Special Events
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 Visit my online photo album filled with pictures from
my family and related families.
Photo of Harold Emile Lamkin
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Read about Family
Gathering and Reunions.
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Aders
Family Reunion
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Sturgeon
and Allied Families
Reunion
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Family Tree
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Timeline
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Links to the Past
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Birthday
Calendar
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someone's Birthday, here is a
list. |
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Birthday
Calendar
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Hallmark
Cards That Never Made It To Print
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Read stories
and history of related families and there and times.
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William
T. Chewning
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William
Dodd & Sarah Cornelia Aders
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Doctors
of Bristow
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Bristow's
and Jeffers
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Tipsaw
Mill, Perry County,
Indiana
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Early
Territorial History of Perry County, Indiana
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Bristow,
Indiana Short Stories
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49
Indiana Infantry
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Genealogy
research |
Reader
Comments |
Links to other
Genealogy Web sites
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Census Online - Spencer Co. Indiana
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Jeffers,
Phillips, Sturgeon, Aders Records
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Adyeville
Cemetery
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Family
Tree DNA Test kits
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Family
Search / Census
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Read Comments
from Site Visitors
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Family
News |
Other Sites
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Family News items
of Interest
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New
Head Stones have been placed for Samuel B.
Jeffers,
James
Albertis Jeffers and William Runnels Jeffers
Sr.
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Email Addresses for
Your Congress
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Congressional
Directory
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Contacting
the Congress
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House
Representatives
Locate someone you
know
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Events - and
Timeline for Milestones |
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Riley Pete Aders Reunion |
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Did you know in
1870 |
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Butter cost 14
cents a pound. In the decade to come, ice-cream sodas, milk
chocolate, and commercially made root beer would all debut.
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This Week
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Next Week
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Notice
of Sale. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at
Public auction on Friday, the 10th day of December, 1858, in
the town of Leopold, the personal property of Joseph James,
late of Perry county, deceased: consisting of dry goods and
groceries, bacon and lard. Household and kitchen furniture. A
credit of six months will be given on all sums over three
dollars. The purchaser giving his note with approved security
waiving valuation and appraisement laws and bearing interest
from date. John Patrick, Adm. Nov.13, 1858 "Cannelton
Reporter" Nov. 20,1858.
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