Back row L to R: Emma Jane, Lewis Oscar, Olive M., Andrew Melvin, Margaret Ellen; Front row L to R: Mary C., Theodore E., Sarah Elizabeth "Sadie" |
*Ginny is the granddaughter of Lewis Oscar Townsend.
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"Home is where one starts from. As we grow older the world becomes stranger, the pattern more complicated of dead and living. Not the intense moment, isolated, with no before and after, but a lifetime burning in every moment. And not the lifetime of one man only, but of old stones that cannot be deciphered." ----- T. S. Eliot, 1888-1965 "Four Quartets, East Coker" (1940)
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Back row L to R: Emma Jane, Lewis Oscar, Olive M., Andrew Melvin, Margaret Ellen; Front row L to R: Mary C., Theodore E., Sarah Elizabeth "Sadie" |
Congratulations on your wonderful cousin's treasures! And Happy blogiversary, Lisa! Many more to come, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteThank you Celia!
DeleteLisa, Happy 3rd Blogiversary and thanks for sharing your many stories. What good luck about the camera's problem, and about Ginny reading your blog and contacting you. Blogs are powerful. May you have more stories like this as you write towards your 4th.
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara! Actually it's my 2nd Blogiversary (starting my 3rd year), and I already have more stories like this to tell. Like I said, this year has started out with a bang! I'm looking forward to the rest!
DeleteHappy Blogiversary!
ReplyDeleteThank you Bill!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular way to start your 3rd year. Congratulations! Cathy @ palmsrv
ReplyDeleteHappy blogiversary to you!
ReplyDeleteThe photographer in me would have been so upset with that camera flaw. But, now that I have seen this post, I would be happy for a flaw like that! WAHHOOO
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogiversary!
Thank you Cathy, Amy and Carol! Yes Carol, the flaw is a bit aggravating, but it doesn't get in the way of the faces. I know these people - you know - the way we know them from the bit of trail they left. How great to put a face on each one. These group sibling photos are the best! Meeting a friendly new cousin....that's priceless!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on completing two years of blogging and best wishes beginning your third. Don't you love it when cousins find you and send photos?!!! The challenge is sometimes whether one can keep up with the cousins, especially if several from different family lines contact you in quick succession. Blessings all around!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy, and you are right! It was getting a bit confusing there for a couple of weeks on who was who! I have enjoyed the conversations and learning were they live now. Some very interesting stories!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Lisa, on your glogiversary and the windfall of new knowledge. And thank you again for all you do.
ReplyDeleteThank you David!
ReplyDeleteBravo, Lisa. I'm glad it's been as fruitful for you as it's been delightful for us.
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan, that's very sweet! I doubt I would have made it this far without you and all my wonderful geneablogging friends!
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