Posted by J Heitkemper on December 14, 2009 at 12:38:26 from (72.69.246.41):
In Reply to: Where you from pardner? posted by flying belgian on December 13, 2009 at 13:34:04:
probably arian race here , CAuse all my babies have blond hair and blue eyes ,, about 1820 maternal gran parents left Petersburg Germany and flatboated down the Ohio to Beautiful dubois Co. In , and settled in St. Ferdinand parish area ... About 1858 , Dads side of the family got tired of fighting and going to war to keep their land from the Germans and French in The FERTILE ALSACE /Lorain region,,, So here they come to Loiusvile area , Peddling/Fruit , vegetables , sausages and even Rags ,,Both sides of my Family were FARMER /tavern /restaurant /carpenters / hotel trades ,,, my 1St wife and mother of my children linked her family roots to the same area as dads near French border.......... We used to think it would a been Fate that we would meet regardless ,, turned out it was just a continuation of the turf Wars ... LOL
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