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Neat story and pics. Glad to see Irish posting his adventures again. Staring at a headstone makes me wonder what that person was like, especially if they were kin. Spent a day visiting gravesites in Wilcox County a few years back and sought out one in Texas that was a grandmother to me. One of the headstones pictured above may be kin and now I’m going to *have* to go down the rabbit hole to see what I can find. Guess I know what I’m doing this weekend now.
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