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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

Early Mansfielder’s Relatives Still in the City

Posted on October 2, 2011 by carilynn27

The News Journal Wednesday, September 27, 1978 Early Mansfielder’s Relatives Still in the City By Virginia Lee Mansfield Hedges Gilkison was the first white male born in Mansfield, early historians agree. That was back on February 2, 1811. … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Case Western Reserve University, Elyria, Fred Gilkison, Gilkison Manufacturing Company, John C Gilkison, Mansfield, Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, Norm Gilkison, Ohio, Ruth Daum, The Mansfield Gazette, The Olive, Willard Gilkison | Leave a comment

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