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On Apr 5, 11:46*am, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote: Tim wrote: On Apr 5, 6:28 am, HK wrote: On this day in 1621, the Mayflower departed for England after having deposited 102 Pilgrims at what became the American colony of Plymouth, Massachusetts. I don't know how many generations it would be, but my brother-in-law's grand parents were on *that ship! I think Chuck had relates on there too.... I have a great aunt who says one of our ancestors was the individual who fell off the Mayflower during a storm at sea. http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Pass...ohnHowland.php I think the way these family trees go, I probably am also a distant relative to Barake Obama, Hillary and Bill Clinton, and John McCain. I'm surprised that Harry didn't try to tell everyone here that his one of his people piloted the Mayflower. After all, he claims his father made a trans-Atlantic crossing in a runabout and got a fireboat welcome in NYC!!! |
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