Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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Reverend Hugh McAden An early Presbyterian minister who came down from
Pennsylvania into the Valley in 1755 , seeking souls to save . And from records of
the times there were plenty living in a lost condition and in need of salvation .
Reverend Hugh McAden An early Presbyterian minister who came down from
Pennsylvania into the Valley in 1755 , seeking souls to save . And from records of
the times there were plenty living in a lost condition and in need of salvation .
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George Moore An indefatigable worker in the Valley during the early part of the
18th century . He owned a great plantation through which he had his slaves dig a
canal , which many called the devil ' s ditch . The marks of this ditch are visible ...
George Moore An indefatigable worker in the Valley during the early part of the
18th century . He owned a great plantation through which he had his slaves dig a
canal , which many called the devil ' s ditch . The marks of this ditch are visible ...
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the early spring we children watched the trees with avid appetites . As soon as
the berries were beginning to get ripe , we would climb up and stuff ourselves
and then we had plenty of trouble with diarrhea . We boys used to use the inner
bark ...
the early spring we children watched the trees with avid appetites . As soon as
the berries were beginning to get ripe , we would climb up and stuff ourselves
and then we had plenty of trouble with diarrhea . We boys used to use the inner
bark ...
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