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The Legend of Mighty Mabel
In the distance, the ominous rumblings of thunder can be heard while a dark drizzle begins to fall on a dreary summer afternoon that makes no sunny pretenses about what is coming. Albert is at Professor Charles' house for a high-energy physics lesson when a friend bearing a high-energy piece of bad news bursts through the doorway. The news relates to the murder of a dear friend a week ago and what Albert saw on that foggy night, "There was a ghostly figure wielding a sword in a rowboat near the scene of the riverbank killing."Prof Charles quickly states, "Albert, there is a sword in a diabolically haunted mansion not far from here. The mansion was owned by a rich man who was so sinister that...
Eight Generations of the Family of Henry Fox (1768-1852) and His Wife, Sarah Harrell Fox (1772-1848) of South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi
Henry Fox was born in Richland Co., South Carolina 12 June 1768 and died in Choctaw Co. (now Webster Co.), Mississippi 18 January 1852. He " ... [was] buried in the Fox Cemetery, Webster County, Mississippi, married Sarah Harrell, and had thirteen children."--Page 3. "Sarah Harrell Fox ... was born on July 30 1772 and died in 1848."--Pref. Henry is a descendant of John Fox Jr. who was born about 1626, emigrated from Bristol, England to Virginia in 1664 and died in 1682 or 1683. Descendants lived in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, California, Iowa, Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Tennessee, South Carolina, Illinois, Washington and elsewhere.
Iosco County, Michigan: Family History
Limited Edition, Iosco County, Michigan, some Early History of the area, with some family histories and including those of some local businesses and facilities.
History and Genealogy of the Jacob Banghart Family
Jacob Banghart came to Philadelphia ca. 1749. He was in Sussex County, New Jersey in 1804. He later died in 1810. Descendants lived in New Jersey, Illinois, Ontario, and elsewhere.
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