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Thanks for sharing this - it is especially interesting getting a view into something English rather than American. I have ancestors from a town in North Carolina called "Lincolnton," which makes me think somewhere along the line there must have been a connection. Loved the story about you climbing out the window.
Thanks for sharing this - it is especially interesting getting a view into something English rather than American. I have ancestors from a town in North Carolina called "Lincolnton," which makes me think somewhere along the line there must have been a connection. Loved the story about you climbing out the window.
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Thanks for sharing this - it is especially interesting getting a view into something English rather than American. I have ancestors from a town in North Carolina called "Lincolnton," which makes me think somewhere along the line there must have been a connection. Loved the story about you climbing out the window.