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Awiusdis' Website
This Website has alot of personl and genealogy information on it.

a word from our forefathers
i have lived, sir, a long time, and the longer i live, the more convincing proofs i see of this truth - that god governs in the affairs of men.

soldier's mail
the writings home of sgt.

clifford essex music co. ltd.
the home of the banjo, mandolin, guitar and kindred instruments. the home of the banjo, mandolin, guitar and kindred instruments. strings, banjo music, accessories.

the buffalo barracks historical website
a very informative website dedicated to the federal troops who served on the niagara frontier between 1835-1856.

auto extended warranties for all makes and models
warranties4wheels has the exact same coverage as the dealers, but at 500.

ibiographies.com - the best biopic list on the web.
do you love to watch movies about real people -- like the ones on hbo? we don't just mean documentaries, but actual full-length features with big stars portraying real people and their stories ("biopics").

Historic Cemeteries of Nevada County, CA
The cry of "GOLD" brought men, and women, to Northern California from far away in search of stricking it rich.

The Morris, Cox, Pace Feud of Marion County
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Civil War Vet. Gravesites and Regt's.
This site has a dual purpose.

are post world war ii subdivisions worth preserving?
this website includes photographs of post world war ii houses in tempe, arizona, and a graph of tempe population growth.

in god we trust
the faith of our forefathers; the answer for all that ails.

not so long ago
amazing tidbits from railroading magazines of the 1940's; some of which seem so strange and out-of-place now.

rocket llama world headquarters
what if a single world war had lasted from 1916 through 1945? what if adventurous animals had endeavored ever since to make the world safe, secure, and tons of fun? "the ongoing adventures of rocket llama": tales of a high-flying llama, a sword-swinging cat, and a rocket as loyal as a cowboy's horse.

towpathers - lifelines along the old erie canal
a very interesting website that is collecting rare historical data about the people, families and companies that lived and thrived along the towpath during the 19th century and early 20th century.