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Default Jul 30, 2015 at 06:19 PM
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Institution records are apparently really hard to access. My great-great uncle or something like that grew up in an institution for the blind and they will tell us nothing about his records. He wound up being a gifted pianist who played on river boats on the Ohio River but nothing is known of his life before that and to my knowledge after that.

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Default Aug 05, 2015 at 08:15 AM
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Strong family history on my fathers side of the family. Nothing (that anyone has heard of at least) on my mothers side of the family. And I am very grateful that I live today and not at any time else! Some people talk about everything being better before... don`t agree much there!
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