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November 27, 2013June 6, 2022 Veronica

Mary Van Pelt Smith’s Sampler

Mary Van Pelt Smith (1832-1895) made this embroidery sampler during her childhood at her father's farm in the Castleton area of Staten Island. She was the daughter of Jeremiah Smith of Long Island and Sarah Van Pelt of Staten Island. This sampler has been passed down in the family over 5 generations. I can't help … Continue reading Mary Van Pelt Smith’s Sampler

November 23, 2013November 24, 2013 Maryann Barnes

Six Word Saturday – My sister is my best friend

Our mother told us over and over when we were young, "Your sister should always be your best friend." Her wish has definitely come true. I'm very lucky to have such a wonderful loving sister who has always watched over me. I'm the little sis in the photo, sharing my sister Veronica's birthday goodies. That … Continue reading Six Word Saturday – My sister is my best friend

November 16, 2013November 16, 2013 Maryann Barnes

Six Word Saturday – always remember to close the gate

Growing up in the country we were always told to close any gate we would open. I remember the front yard and garden at my grandparent's house very well, as a place of beautiful flowers. Above, one of my brothers already knows the gate rule at a very early age. I love the photographer's shadow … Continue reading Six Word Saturday – always remember to close the gate

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      • Doran Project Grouping 1: Bernard Doran and Ann “Nancy” Smyth and descendants
        • Elizabeth “Bess” Pearson
      • Doran (line 2)
      • Doran (line 3)
      • Doran: Miscellaneous lists
      • World War I Casualties: Dorans from Belfast area
    • Fergusson of Keir Parish, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland and descendants
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      • Elizabeth “Aunt Lizzie” Hall
      • Hall surname in City Directories of Belfast, Northern Ireland
    • Horn
      • Harry M. Horn and Cornelia H. Dakin
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      • John Jahn
      • Ludwig Frederick Jahn
      • Gabriel Leopold Jahn
      • John Richter
      • The three Graces
    • Mirota
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      • Michael Santo
      • Stephen Santo
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