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Thursday, November 11, 2021

244. Veterans Day 1999 - Reflections of Civil War to WW2 - Men & Women Serving

RCHS Blog Post Number 244. 

Veterans Day 1999 - Reflections of Civil War to WW2 - Men & Women Serving
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Don't Forget The Women Veterans

November 11, 1999

Winchester News-Gazette


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Local Veteran Paul Thompson Vividly Remembers D-Day

November 11, 1999

Cynthia Aukerman, Winchester News-Gazette








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Randolph County, Indiana 1818-1990
Commonly referred to as "The Red History Book"
Compiled by the Randolph County Historical Society, 1991, Second reprint 2003.

Read page 129-140 to read "Death Records And Cemetery History." Page 131article titled "Franklin Township Cemeteries: 1. Race Street" has a very brief description.

Read page 446 to read the family history of Joab Addington which was submitted by Joanne Moulton.

To obtain your own copy of "The Red History Book" stop in at The RCHS Museum Shop or send an email to arrange placing a mail order.
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