Tanned leather horse collars hung like Christmas lights along the back wall of the store that Lee Price and his wife, Stella, owned and operated around 1926 in Danville, Georgia.
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Here is an old-timey photo of “Lamb’s Bird Store” in Detroit, Michigan. It is one of several pet stores that was connected to a Lamb family with roots in Detroit as early as 1914.
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This man is most likely Emil Krone (1858-1943), a watchmaker and jeweler, in front of his store at 1028 Central Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio in 1896.
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Here is a 1954 class photo showing my great uncle, Eugene A. Sears (1932-2021), with his fellow seminarians at St. Mary's Seminary near Cincinnati, Ohio. He was ordained a Catholic Priest in 1958. He is in the front row on the far left. #genealogy#1950s#seminary
How can I tell if these are authentic presidential signatures or not? This one from Richard Nixon. More here
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I recently learned that my grandfather received letters from 3 different presidents: Nixon, Ford, and Reagan. He even attended a reception at the #WhiteHouse hosted by Gerald Ford in 1975. #genealogy#history https://t.co/cPbJJFx7Hp
@blankula Interesting but, gosh, the idea of “owning” someone makes me uneasy. 😬 Will this be monetized somehow? I know very little about NFTs. Will I have to pay to access the metadata on my ggg grandfather?
My great uncle, Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. Sears (1932-2021). With #PopeJohnPaulII. Eugene was the younger brother to my grandmother, Betty Grace Sears Hanley (1924-1981).
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