No. 4 -- This remote grove of elm trees survived a 20th century plague of Dutch Elm disease; now in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, I suspected the worst
Thank you Stephen! I like hearing your Kansas and family stories. Alas the only time I can remember Kansas is meeting you all in Clay Center for the remembrance of Jen’s father (Frank?). (About 2006?) His father and my grandmother were siblings. But I never learned much about the Kansas Williams line. Hope to hear more!
Thanks for taking the time to look at my posts. Yes, my uncle's name was Frank, and it must have been around that time. Yeah, there was some separation there between Josiah Williams and the rest of his family, that I've never understood. Is your mother Dottie?
Thank you Stephen! I like hearing your Kansas and family stories. Alas the only time I can remember Kansas is meeting you all in Clay Center for the remembrance of Jen’s father (Frank?). (About 2006?) His father and my grandmother were siblings. But I never learned much about the Kansas Williams line. Hope to hear more!
Thanks for taking the time to look at my posts. Yes, my uncle's name was Frank, and it must have been around that time. Yeah, there was some separation there between Josiah Williams and the rest of his family, that I've never understood. Is your mother Dottie?
imho faster covid thins off all the porkers whom have had both trotters in the feed trough for decades the better off we'll be.
I dont personally value human relationships.