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Ancestral wagon broke down in Lee Co., FL About: Settler stopped off in Atlanta, GA, a few years on way to Columbia KY To Mr. Charles Marshburn via CM: Tampa is a beautiful place, and the snook are difficult to catch. I have done some bass fishing in my life, but not to any great extent.Maybe you can show me how they do it in Kentucky. I figure that Adair County Kentucky will get me just a little closer to heaven, beause that is surely what heaven must be like. Daddy said he got to Lee County Florida because that is where the wagon broke down. So he stayed. s/Mark R. Bess This story was posted on 2010-01-11 10:46:35
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