I like the rogues and scoundrels too. It gets to be boring, everybody  
from Europe seems to be descended from Richard the Lionheart. He must  
have been a busy fellow... elsewhere... since he rarely saw his own  
wife.

Nancy

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I was never lost, but I was bewildered once for three days.

--Daniel Boone



On Jul 17, 2008, at 9:58 AM, Fern wrote:

> Mickey, I think we all have the various Rogues and a few mis-fits  
> dangling
> from our family trees.  It takes a good mix to make a strong family  
> tree...
> One of my cousins killed an appeals court Judge on the "Ladies"  
> entrance
> steps to a Frankfort, KY. hotel.  One of his brothers killed a  
> sheriff who
> managed to kill him before he died.  Maybe I should have left out  
> the gory
> details when I wrote my book but I wrote it all down and it is  
> there for
> generations upon generations to read about.  I got a kick out of  
> reading the
> newspaper articles about it and figured others would too.  On the  
> brighter
> side I have a cousin who fired the first shot at Gettysburg.  The  
> Gettysburg
> story is here:  http://www.bufordfamilies.com/Gettysburg.htm  The  
> rest is in
> my book..
>
> Take care everyone and stay cool.  Our summer here in Colorado has  
> been VERY
> pleasant without one single 100 degrees day.  YEH!!!!
>
> fern
> www.bufordfamilies.com
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