Drabble by Kevin Fagan for September 18, 2014

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    Observer fo Irony  about 10 years ago

    Just how old did he expect the grand father to be.

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    davidf42  about 10 years ago

    I was trying to trace down our family tradition of being related to Davy Crockett. I was disappointed that I found no connection, but doggone if I didn’t discover that I’m related to Wyatt Earp!

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    BearsDown Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Was it a prison bus?

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    Mneedle  about 10 years ago

    Wyatt Earp was never shot and lived until 1929. His ashes are buried in the Jewish section of a cemetery outside San Francisco, next to his last wife, Josephine who was Jewish.

    Talk about trivia.

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    Bargrove  about 10 years ago

    Let’s all picture a 1915 bus.

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    hippogriff  about 10 years ago

    Tax Man: And his last job was auditioning cowboys for the movies. Bat Masterson’s last job was boxing reporter in New York..Carl42SG: Easily. In WW-I, the French requisitioned Paris taxi cabs to rush troops to the front. The British used London buses for the same purpose.

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    locake  about 10 years ago

    Many families have 30 years or more between generations, his great-grandfather could have been born in the 1800s.

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    ellisaana Premium Member about 10 years ago

    Admitting I am a bit older than Ralph:My father was born in a log cabin on the prairie in northwestern Minnesota. (1917)

    My grandfather, born in 1877, traveled to MN from Norway.He walked the last few days to get to his brother-in-law’s cabin near the Red River of the North. (between the Ojibwe and Sioux.

    There were some French trappers through the area before them, but no other European settlers.

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    Pharmakeus Ubik  about 10 years ago

    My grandfather came west in a covered wagon, from Colorado to Oregon, and this was in the 20th century.

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