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popeye1250 -> Now *THIS* is amazing! (1/25/2012 8:44:59 PM)

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/former-president-john-tyler-1790-1862-grandchildren-still-191230189.html

Wow!




SomeCdnGuy -> RE: Now *THIS* is amazing! (1/25/2012 8:55:05 PM)

It is! Sprightly old goats those Tylers are.




GreedyTop -> RE: Now *THIS* is amazing! (1/25/2012 9:02:54 PM)

very cool!




Clickofheels -> RE: Now *THIS* is amazing! (1/25/2012 9:07:19 PM)


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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/former-president-john-tyler-1790-1862-grandchildren-still-191230189.html

Wow!




How interesting! Thanks for the link, popeye! (Smiles)




popeye1250 -> RE: Now *THIS* is amazing! (1/25/2012 10:31:35 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: GreedyTop

very cool!



Gt, isn't it!
Imagine sitting down at a coffee shop next to Tyler's "grandson!"
And his Grandfather was born in 1790!!!
Wow, talk about spanning time.
I knew people who were born in the 1880's, 90's and up when I was very young and I just barely remember my great grandfather who died at 94 and was born in 1862.
And I remember a guy from Sweden who used to visit the neighbors and was a champion ice skater and he was real old, probably born in the 1870's. I think his name was "Enos" or something like that.
All my mother's people were born in the 1890's and neighbors born in the 1880's.
When I was a young boy I remember half the houses around having coal fired furnaces and the coal trucks backing up to the chutes in the back of houses and a great racket as the coal went down the chute into the cellars.
I wonder how many times per day the homeowners had to shovel coal into the furnace?




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