Wordless Wednesday - Uncle John, Matt and I 1967
Uncle John Clark, big brother Matt and I on Cinnamon 1967
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Remembering our families Veterans
Otis Clark WWI William Skibbe WWI Edward Skibbe WWII Harold Clark Marines 1949 Lloyd Clark Marines 1952 William Skibbe Jr WWII William Strahan
Wordless Wednesday - Remembering cousin Scott and Uncle Bruce who passed way too young
Scott Clark, Bruce Clark and me! 1968 Scott Clark, Bruce Clark and me - Amy
Wordless Wednesday - Grandma and Grandpa (Otis and Ruby) visiting our home in 1965
Lloyd, Ruby, Otis, Amy and Matt, Niles, Illinois, 1965
Plagiarism-Five "Copywrongs"
Interesting post from Evidence Explained regarding Plagiarism-Five "Copywrongs" of Historical Writing. Click on the link to read the entire blog post. https://www.evidenceexplained.com/content/quicklesson-15-plagiarism%E2%80%94five-copywrongs-historical-writing Elizabeth Shown Mills, “QuickLesson 15: Plagiarism―Five "Copywrongs" of Historical Writing,” Evidence Explained: Historical Analysis, Citation & Source Usage ( https://www.evidenceexplained.com/content/quicklesson-15-plagiarism—five-copywrongs-historical-writing : [19 Aug 2013]).
Emil and Marhias Drvaric - Zagreb to Lackwanna, New York
Brothers Emil and Mathias Drvaric born in Zagreb, lived in Lackwanna, New York
Wordless Wednesday - Mom and Taffy 1969
Mom (Lorraine Skibbe Clark), Taffy our Great Dane, and me in the background 1969
Wordless Wednesday - Steve, Michael, Julie and Gary Urman 1969
Steven, Michael, Julie, and Gary Urman 1969
Wordless Wednesday - Young America Football Team- Young America, Indiana cir 1902
Young America Football Team, cir 1902. Young America, Indiana. Number 11 is Schuyler Hyman, Elizabeth Poundstone and Lewis Hyman's son. Elizabeth was my Second Great Grandfather Richard Poundstone's sister.