memories
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memories of swinging on the porch, playing in the front yard, the barn loft, wringing
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1981
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Dollar Store was added later.
so many memories. Larry Young was the Pharmacist, good man.
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1981
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Miller Cobb! Many many precious memories of my grandparents and cousins at this old homeplace!!!!
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1981
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memories, I use to go every friday night for pizza and just fellowship. I went
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1981
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back a lot of memories. This property is located on Jarrells Creek Road, Greenville,Ky.
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1981
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many of my favorite childhood memories took place here at Ma and Pa's farm
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1981
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memories.
I played there opening night with Royce Morgan and Al Hudson. don't remember
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1981
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This is where I grew up. We were poor, but I have some great memories!
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1981
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into the new, much larger building. I have countless hours of fond memories at this place.
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1981
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This is my uncle Cecil & Aunt Jan's house in Beech Creek Ky.Lots of good Memories!
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1981
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memories there. My sister owns the property now,
Been there at the grandparents home a couple
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1981
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memories of the family, especially Sylvia. Met Sylvia on our Senior Trips [April 1961] in Washington
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1981
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memories! Hey,Penny look the yellow station wagon is there also!!
Oh my gosh! Mom has clothes
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1981
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memories gosh that was a good time..
My grandparents opened the Dairy Maid. Wish
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1981
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memory serves me correctly. He had a woodworking hobby shop in the horse barn just
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1981
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memories there. What was a typical day like for you growing up on a farm
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1981
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memories and experiences growing up in rural America. Was there anything in particular that stood
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1981
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memories spent in Moorman, visiting my grandmother, Lee Buskill. Attended New Hope Baptist Church as a child
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1981
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memories! We're sorry to hear about the loss of the white house your dad built