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Subtext: A Life In Between The Lines

Posted on March 13, 2021 by carilynn27

Subtext: A Life Between The Lines Subtext is any content of a creative work which is not announced explicitly by the characters or author, but is implicit or becomes something understood by the observer of the work. Text is what … Continue reading →

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In Memoriam

Posted on February 8, 2020 by carilynn27

In Memoriam of Coy A Cole Coy Allen Cole died on November 19, 2019. I searched for an obituary online and could not find one. I wasn’t sure why this was. Perhaps it was too painful for the family or … Continue reading →

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Posted in Event, Flashback, Genealogy, News | Tagged Abuse, Addiction, alcoholism, Arkansas, Billings, Coy A Cole, Coy Allen Cole, Coy Cole, Criminal Record, Death, Divorced, Drugs, Duty, Girlfriend, Honor, Hurley, In Memoriam, John Douglas, Kraft, Lay Down His Life, Lila June Cole, Marines, Marriage, Married, Marti F Jennings-Bain, Matt Abney, Matthew Abney, Melodrama, Military, Miller, Missouri, Monett, Montana, Murder, Obituary, PTSD, Ray Fryling, Republic, Respect, Ronald Dwight Cole, Ronna Cole, Sacrifice, Semper Fi, Shot, Springfield, Suzanne Collins, toxic relationship, Tragedy, Tragic, Twyla D Cole, Verona, Veteran | 4 Comments

In Her Own Words: Betty Morjanna Will

Posted on October 4, 2013 by carilynn27

Betty Morjana Will’s Life Story My date of birth was December 26, 1934. I was born at home, on East Smiley Avenue, Shelby Ohio. My parents were Faith Miller Hoak and Thorton H. Hoak. I had two older … Continue reading →

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Posted in Event, Flashback, Genealogy | Tagged 1934, 2013, 40 Third Street, 50 East Whitney, 67 years old, Attica, Aunt Donna Richards, B&O Railroad, Bessie Adams, Betty Hoak, Betty Morjanna Will, Beverly Wilcox, Bill Miller, Birth, Books, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Carlena Stewart, Celeryville, Children, Chuck, Clark Street, Comic Books, Dance Lessons, David Will, Death, December 26th 1943, Doleres Hoak, Donald Hoak, Doris, Dwight Lee Lykins, East Smiley Ave, Faith Miller Hoak, First Christian Church of Shelby, Fourth Street, Fred, Gaye Will Shira, George Will, German Shepherd, Ghost Stories, Grandchildren, Harold, Home Health Care, Hunting, Jack Hoak, Jacqueline Hoak, Jan Lykins, Jan Smith, Japan, John, Kay, Kelly Gouge, Kelly Will, Kick the Can, Korea, Lady, Marilyn Shaffer, Mr Garrett, Mrs Emerson, North Central, Ohio, Olivia Weaver, Paper Route, Philip Will, Porch, Ralph Smith, Reading, Red Rover, Reverend Taffle Crowe, Russian, Second Street, Seltzer Park, Shade, Shelby, Shelby High School, Silent Night, Singing Lessons, Stanley Will, Steve Lykins, Steven Hoak, Stevie's Drug Store, swimming, The Indian Trails, Thorton Hoak, Walter Will, Willard, WWII, Yellow Room | Leave a comment

Lee Lykins Kills at RR Crossing

Posted on November 7, 2011 by carilynn27

Lee Lykins Kills at RR Crossing Shiloh, Ohio on March 24, 1954 Funeral services were held at 2:30pm Friday at the McQuate Funeral home here for Lee Robert Lykens, 48, prominate area farmer who was killed instantly at about 8:15 … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Coroner D.C. Lavender, Dr. C.L. Hannum, Dwight Lee Lykins, Emma Lykens, Emma Reed Lykins, Isaac Lykens, Issac Lykins, J.J. Carney, Lee Lykens, Miss Madge Lykens, Mrs. Edna Oney, Mrs. Garrett Frisby, Mrs. George Enos, Mrs. Lawrence Wallen, Mrs. Roscoe Rudd, Mt. Hope Lutheran Church, New Haven Cemetery, Ohio, Peter "Doc" Monroe Lykins, Plymouth, Railroad Crossing, Rev R.L. Lubold, Robert Lee Lykins, Shiloh, Southwestern Limited | Leave a comment

Peter Dial Lykins and the Civil War

Posted on November 6, 2011 by carilynn27

Peter Dial Lykins March 4, 2002 From Donald Frisby via Madge Lykins Fackler In the 1860s the United States was being torn apart with disagreements over slavery and states rights. The leaders of the Confederacy were predominately Democrats and the … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, Confederacy, Democrat, Donald Frisby, Dudley Curl, Dwight Lee Lykins, Evaline Lykins, Kentucky, Lewis County, Madge Lykins Fackler, Morgan County, Ohio, Peter Dial Lykins, Peterville, Republican, Shelby, Shiloh, Union, William Lykins | 9 Comments

The Lykins Family History

Posted on November 5, 2011 by carilynn27

The Lykins Family History Posted by Bobby G. Lykins Jr. Retrieved June 27, 2003 From Free Pages Genealogy at Rootsweb There were two known and proven brothers who were both born in Varmland, Sweden. They arrived in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Aleica Jeane Lykins, Anders Liacans, Anna Jonson, Barbara Lykins, Berks County Pennsylvania, Betty Morjanna Hoak, Bobby G. Lykins Jr, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Dr. Peter Craig, Dwight Lee Lykins, Dwight Lykins, Fort Christina, Gunnarskog Parish, Hanse Liacans, Janalee Lykins, Larry Lykins, Liacans, Likins, Lucas Goulet, Lycan, Lyckan, Lycon, Lykens, Lykings, Lykins, Margaret Ritter, New Sweden, Nils Andersson, Noah Lykins, Peter Lykins, Ronald Lee Lykins, Sara Collins, Steve Goulet, Steven Dwight Lykins, Steven Ray Lykins, Sweden, Tyler Joseph Lykins, Varmland, Vincent Goulet, William Lykins, Winnie Williams | 89 Comments

Elora, Onatario Founded by William Gilkison

Posted on November 4, 2011 by carilynn27

Captain William Gilkison:, Founder of Elora, Ontario From http://www.herontrips.com/Gilkison.html Born in Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland in 1777, William Gilkison was the eldest son of David Gilkison, a partner in a small shipbuilding company. William Gilkison was a sailor, adventurer, land speculator, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Alexander Grant, Aurangabad, Ayrshire, Battle of Crysler's Farm, Canada, Canada Company, Captain William Gilkison, David Gilkison, Ellora Caves, Elora, India, Irvine, Isabella Grant, John Galt, John Jacob Astor, Maharashtra, North West Company, Ontario, Robert Hamilton, Scotland, Thomas Dickson, William Dickson | 5 Comments

An Eminent Campbeltonian

Posted on November 4, 2011 by carilynn27

An Eminent Campbeltonian by H Ferguson HTML Article Retrieved May 31, 2002 In the last century Campbeltown, Scotland, made a contribution to the development of India far out of proportion to the size of the town. It would take a … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, Betty Margaret Gilkison Poole, Campbeltown, Captain Bramwell, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Civil War, D.S. Gilkison, Dalquarran Estate in Ayrshire., Dugald Stewart Gilkison, Foreign Legion, General Uylsses S Grant, India, J.B. Stonehouse, Knight of the Order of Isabella, Malabar, Oliver Poole, Peiree Leslie and Company, Point de Galle, Reuben S Fenton, Scotland, Scottish Rifle, Solferino, Spanish Vice-Consul, Tenth New York Regiment of Infantry, Uruguay | 1 Comment

Presidential Heritiage

Posted on October 5, 2011 by carilynn27

Presidential Heritage I’ve been posting articles about the role that my father’s family played in Mansfield’s history. But what you might not know is that my mother’s side of the family has played an important role in the US history … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Bessie Adams Miller, Betty Hoak, Beverly Hoak, Braintree, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Donald Hoak, Dwight Lee Lykins, E. Beryl Miller, Eli Adams, England, Ephraim Adams, Erastus Sheldon Adams, Faith Luella Miller, Federalist, Grace Miller, Harvey Miller, Henry Adams, Jack Hoak, Janalee Lykins, John Adams, John Gilkison, John Quincy Adams, Joseph Adams, Knights, Lucy Hubbard, Mable Miller, Margaret Eames, Martha Mason, Mary Sabrina Rader, Massachusetts, Ohio, President, Republican, Shelby, Sir John Adam, Steven Lykins, Thornton Hoak, United States, Whig, Willam Cooper Miller, Willard, William Miller | 3 Comments

Family Will Not Forget Bravery

Posted on October 3, 2011 by carilynn27

Family Will Not Forget Bravery By Ron Simon The News Journal January 2003 The gentleman in the uniform is dead. He has been dead since February of 1944. That is when his B-24 Bomber went down over Austria. His … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Austria, B-42 Bomber, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Bessie Adams, Betty Will, Beverly Wilcox, Cleveland, Elyria, Evelyn Tarry, General Motors, Judy Foster, Major William "Bill" Miller, Mansfield, Norwalk, Ohio, Phyllis Sherk, Shelby, The Flying Tigers, Willard, William Adams Miller, WWII | Leave a comment

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Subtext: A Life In Between The Lines

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In Memoriam

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In Her Own Words: Betty Morjanna Will

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Lee Lykins Kills at RR Crossing

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Peter Dial Lykins and the Civil War

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The Lykins Family History

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Elora, Onatario Founded by William Gilkison

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An Eminent Campbeltonian

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Presidential Heritiage

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