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IrishEyes

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23. That is a very cool thing to have.

Reply to radical noodle (Reply #22)

Thu Aug 22, 2019, 11:30 AM

Aug 2019

I have piece of stone from the house my great grandmother's family lived in the late 1800s. She left home with her little brother for the US when she was 17 but her father and older brothers stayed in Ireland. She worked and saved money to bring her brothers over to US. All of them moved to the US except for her father and one brother.

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