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Elizabeth Lester
Honor Code SignatorySigned 15 Feb 2021 | 2,856 contributions | 98 thank-yous | 1,448 connections
Oft times old, senile elderly people waken early in the morning and thoughts of days gone by floor your brain. This morning I awakened thinking of my ancestors and persons connected with them. A million things whiz by and out of my cranium.
Jesse O. Ballard, From the Pen(cil) of J.O.B.: An Autobiography
Elizabeth Ann Lester was born in Manhattan, Kansas in 1977.
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Categories: Lester-5061 | L.-90 Clean up biography
Thanks, Natalie, Categorization Leader
What a charming quote to connect with genealogy. :)
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