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In all of us, there is a hunger to know our heritage, to know who and where we come from. Investigating our ancestors takes us back in time and with each piece of evidence; a photograph, a letter, a family legend handed down, a newspaper article, or simply an entry on a census record, they all come together to tell us the stories waiting to be told. Forgetting one’s ancestors is to be like a tree with no roots because in every conceivable manner, our ancestors are a link to our past, and a bridge to our future. So come with me on this journey and by looking at the people that belong to us, we will make discoveries about ourselves.Tags
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Thriller Thursday – Major Harris Survives Baker’s Hospital
In 1937, a man named Norman Baker, having been kicked out of Iowa where his original hospital was, fled to the Ozark Mountains where he bought a majestic Victorian Hotel and turned it into the Baker’s Hospital. My Great Grandfather, … Continue reading
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Tagged Baker's Hosptial, Crescent Hotel, Harris, Higginbotham, Hoxsey's Treatment, KTNT, Norman Baker, Thriller Thursday
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Site down?
I guess the site has been down for the last couple of days and I didn’t realize it. I will have to stay on top of the hosting company! At any rate, if anyone happens to catch it down, please … Continue reading
Military Monday – Sonny Cowan
My dad Robert Allen Cowan, Sr. or “Sonny” as he was called, joined the Army on December 8, 1941 right after Pearl Harbor…..was sent to Fort Polk, Louisiana for basic training….then was selected for Officers Candidate School (OCS) and I … Continue reading
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