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Southard-Stokes ancestors

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Leslie Ann Stokes ("Leslie"). Born to Elizabeth Ann Southard and John Leslie Stokes. John Willard Southard ('Will'). Born to Gayle Elizabeth Bryant and John Blackburn Southard Jr-CLICK. CLICK on the 1989 photo. Watch the children grow up. Leslie, Amy, Will, Rob, and Joey. Samples of Leslie's art at Sweet Briar College. N Y Times" story 2-16-09 re: Leslie's Chaplain Program. Rob's Photography @ University of Louisville, Bellarmine University and Carnegie Mellon. Saturday, December 6, 2008. CLICK on this p...

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Gracey Farm: The Gracey Farm

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Living off the Land. John William Strode Lander. John purchased the farm in the mid 1800s. CLICK photo. Bettie inherited the farm at the time of her father's death (John W. S. Lander). CLICK photo. Meredith and Bettie settled on the farm. This is where they raised their children, Guy, Mary, and Bess. CLICK photo. The farm was left to Dorothy Elizabeth Wolfe Southard from her grandmother, Bettie Lander Hopson. CLICK photo. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Farm Property Tax...

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Gracey Farm

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Living off the Land. John William Strode Lander. John purchased the farm in the mid 1800s. CLICK photo. Bettie inherited the farm at the time of her father's death (John W. S. Lander). CLICK photo. Meredith and Bettie settled on the farm. This is where they raised their children, Guy, Mary, and Bess. CLICK photo. The farm was left to Dorothy Elizabeth Wolfe Southard from her grandmother, Bettie Lander Hopson. CLICK photo. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We had to clean o...

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The Hopsons: Bettie (Lander) & Meredith "Shell" Shellcross Hopson

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Salt of the Earth. Meredith "Shell" Shellcross Hopson. 1852-1937 . . . . . Even though Shell didn't have any legal training, he was asked to represent a young man in court, accused of stealing a pig. Shell won the case and got the boy off! CLICK on the photo. CLICK to learn about Shell's Jamestown connection. Filmore was president when Shell was born. Millard Fillmore served from 1850-1853. Seize of Fort Donelson, 1862. More died in Civil War all other American wars total. Civil War slideshow #1. I recal...

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Gracey Farm

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Living off the Land. John William Strode Lander. John purchased the farm in the mid 1800s. CLICK photo. Bettie inherited the farm at the time of her father's death (John W. S. Lander). CLICK photo. Meredith and Bettie settled on the farm. This is where they raised their children, Guy, Mary, and Bess. CLICK photo. The farm was left to Dorothy Elizabeth Wolfe Southard from her grandmother, Bettie Lander Hopson. CLICK photo. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We had to clean o...

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Bess Wolfe's Recipes

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For Your Sweet Tooth. Return to Bess and Jim. Elizabeth "Bettie" Ann Lander Hopson, 1860-1948. Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Can be found on this front page. Most of the home remedies shared here are from "Granny", my Great Grandmother Bettie Ann Lander Hopson (1860-1948). There were no ads on TV telling you what to buy at the store. Out in the country, there were no stores to dash off to anyway. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fun in the Kitchen with Children. 2 c baking soda. 1 c corn starch. Step one, mix...

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Southard siblings: Childhood Photos

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Johnny and Betty grew up in Middletown, KY. Friday, November 14, 2008. Now, this is the thing I'd like to know:. How Santa Claus can step in snow. With a world of toys upon his back. And leave not the slightest hint of a track. How one so big and round and fat. Can slip through a hole that would choke a rat. And smoke so thick it can hide the trees,. And never even cough, or sneeze! The fact is son, nobody knows. What Santa looks like or where he goes,. For Santa Claus is a sprite that lives. The world's...