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Monday, February 21, 2011

@nprbooks, 2/21/11 8:38 AM

NPR Books (@nprbooks)
2/21/11 8:38 AM
Tracing President Lincoln's Thoughts On Slavery http://n.pr/foN03J
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Unknown said...

Thanks for posting this. The 150th anniversary is uncovering a lot of history. When i was a girl i was pleased to think that none of my ancestors could have been slaveholders, till i found out that Urith Garr(teen's one-legged mother) was from Kentucky. My reading of the Becksted book says that Grandfather George's ancestors moved to Canada around the time the American Revolution started. Funny, early draft dodgers?

March 26, 2011 at 3:51 PM

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