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trazking | profile | all galleries >> Family >> King Family >> Past Photos >> Black and White tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

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Darlene Donahue 1 Donahue 2 Homer, Deb, Others
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trazking12-Mar-2006 02:22
Thanks for the info Larry. I was wondering about these photos. I don't recall anything information mentioned on the back of the photo. This is why it's important to leave comments if you know something about a photo.

BTW, It's easier to leave information under each individual photo comment box. This way you don't have to point out which picture you're referring to from this main page. You can also leave your name (and e-mail if you want) as the author of the comment.
Guest 10-Mar-2006 19:49
This log cabin, now sits in the appalation (Can't spell it) national park near Lake City, Tennessee. You can walk into it if you let them know this is your Great Grandparents birth and family home. It is just off of I-75 about 50 miles across the state line.
Guest 10-Mar-2006 19:49
This log cabin, now sits in the appalation (Can't spell it) national park near Lake City, Tennessee. You can walk into it if you let them know this is your Great Grandparents birth and family home. It is just off of I-75 about 50 miles across the state line. Larry
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