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“Family stories can be ... varied and far-flung. They may involve an ancestor named Mulberry Melinda, a forebear who employed Abraham Lincoln as a rail-splitter, a father and son who battled a mammoth bear in nineteenth century Norway or a great uncle reputedly buried near Daniel Boone. These legends aren’t always full of truth, but they can enliven your family history. They can also offer details about relationships, insights into personalities and environments, clues about undiscovered lines, even potential corrections to official records.” (Moen, 1999)
Thomas Raines (c1798-1872):
"Newborn Infant found in Outhouse - Faversham Kent" - Sarah Raines 1840
William Hammond and Emma (Bean) Raines -- 65th Wedding Anniversary newspaper articles on their life in Australia during the mid-late 1800's.
Stories of a Boundary Rider, Tom Raines - in the Gulf of Carpentaria, QLD, Australia from 1933 to 1936
Personal letter dated 16 February 1860 by Emma Jane Jones to her beloved Samuel Salmon
The Life of Prosper Tuckerman from Chapter 7 of the Tuckermans of Sackville by Rodney Tuckerman
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