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Births for 3 Days
from Nov 21, 2024

Jonathan Fay 1724
Ellen Nell Herndon Arthur 1871
Abram Garfield 1872
Charles Spencer, 1706
Abigail Smith 1744
Franklin Pierce 1804
Zachary Taylor 1784

Deaths for 3 Days
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Charles Francis Adams 1886
Florence Mabel Kling 1924
Eleanor Scothorn 1819
Thomas H Sheldon 1854
John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1963
Elliott Tod Lane 1840
Mary Elizabeth Farr 1862
William McKinley 1892
Barack Hussein Obama 1982

A life that is not documented is a life that within a generation or two will largely be lost to memory. What a tragedy this can be in the history of a family. Knowledge of our ancestors shapes us and instills within us values that give direction and meaning to our lives.

Dennis B. Neuenschwander

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