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Date: 2016-02-29 11:42:09 Childhood Family Human development Genealogy Orphan Train Rail transportation in the United States Trains Keene Orphan		For Immediate Release: New Book, Abandoned, Explores Mid-Nineteenth Century New York Orphan Asylums February 2014 — New York — From the author of Mad-House; Folklore and Legends of Rochester; and Murder, Mayhem and Add to Reading List Source URL: cnygs.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 127,36 KB Share Document on Facebook

	The Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 177 Lisa Louise Cooke In this episode I have our interview with Christina Baker Kline, the author of our Genealogy Gems Book Club featured book Orphan Train. The book spent five weeks a DocID: 1smh9 - View Document
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