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Manning Deep Dive – Part 3
The Mannin/Manning Families in Carter County, Kentucky – 1870 Census One Name-One Place Study Mannin(g)-Carter County, KY Brown-Mannin(g) Line Census Sunday By Don Taylor In Part 1 of this “ Manning Deep Dive” into my great-grandmother’s ancestors, I created a … Continue reading
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Tagged Carter County, Enoch Mannin, Grayson, John William Manning, Kentucky, Meridith Mannin, Minerva Mannin
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Donna 100 Years ago – Palace Theatre, Cincinnati, Ohio.
September 4-9, 1922 By Don Taylor “Donna 100 years ago” reviews my grandmother’s vaudeville life. Madonna Montran, aka “Donna Montran” & “Donna Darling,” had an exciting career during the 1920s. A definite headliner, she crisscrossed the country with her many … Continue reading
Photo Friday – Walsh, Wark, Waterman, Watkins, & Watson
Ethel Wight Collection – Part 96 By Don Taylor This week, for Photo Friday, I identified the people in four more envelopes from the Ethel Wight Studio Collection[i]. The envelopes contain the names who paid for the photos, not necessarily … Continue reading
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Tagged Walsh, Wark, Waterman, Watkins, Watson
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Donna Darling – Strand Theatre, Dayton, Ohio – 28-30 Aug 1922.
Donna 100 Years Ago “As You Like It” By Don Taylor “Donna 100 years ago” reviews my grandmother’s vaudeville life. Madonna Montran, aka “Donna Montran” & “Donna Darling,” had an exciting career during the 1920s. A definite headliner, she crisscrossed … Continue reading
Photo Friday – Vye, Wakefield, Wallace, & Walsh
Ethel Wight Collection – Part 95 By Don Taylor This week, for Photo Friday, I identify the people in five more envelopes from the Ethel Wight Studio Collection[i]. The envelopes contain the names who paid for the photos, not necessarily … Continue reading