Wed 1/27/2021 3:10 PM
To me, you are “Four.” That is my reality. 😊
Charlie
RE: One More Thing
Author: Charles Hall
Charles Hall is a volunteer with the Lisbon Historical Society. Beth and Charles share a common ancestor thru her Goddard mother. Beth was born Purington. Behind her in the Purington family is the darndest “hornet’s nest” Charlie claims to have ever seen. One Humphrey Purington married a woman named Thankful. They had a kid they named Humphrey. He married a woman named Thankful. And, it happened again, three generations in a row.The Humphries is in Charles tree because a child of the 3rd Humphrey married a Hall. So, when he first met Beth, she told him she was a Purington, and right away, they had the three Humphries in common. A good beginning. Then Beth told Charlie her mother was a Goddard. That got them related.
Re: Elcik Genealogy
Tue 1/26/2021 12:56 AM
I should have said, “Dr. IV.” I took a look at the Purington’s in your tree. I will spend some time there and try to find a connection—all very good covid entertainment.
Thanks, John.
Charlie
Re: Elcik Genealogy
Tue 1/26/2021 11:18 AM
John, IV
Oh yeah! Is that a 1955 Chevy wagon?
Yes, been to Luiggis a number of times over the years.
Sabattus lies between Bowdoin and Lewiston and shares a town line with Lisbon on the south, Sabattus on the north.
Charlie
RE: Elcik Genealogy
Tue 1/26/2021 1:32 PM
John, IV
In answer to your last question, yes. Those might be alright if they come with a big barn and half a dozen sheds.
Good story, John. I am neither poet nor philosopher. I have figured out that we get only one ticket, and the train has only forward gear. As for “the road less traveled,” I may have taken that a few times. I am about your Cousin Jack’s age. At age fifty, I started thinking about my roots. Now, that has been an interesting trip.
Nice chat’n with you.
Charlie