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Rising Star Quilters March 2014 Block of the Month Please return your finished block(s) at the April 22 meeting. The Wonky Half Log Cabin Block

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THE LOG CABIN AT MARKLAND 32 minute Documentary Produced for The Icelandic Memorial Society of Nova Scotia

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Nellis Tavern Timeline 1725 – Christian Nellis, Sr. obtained 640 acres, Lot #12 of Harrison Patent; built log cabin & Ft. Nellis near Mohawk River. 1734 – Christian Nellis, Jr. was born. He became a grist miller, mem

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2015 Biography/Resume of Marlene B. Brown Personal Information: Marlene Brown, a Clinton, NY native, was born in the family homestead, which has been occupied by family members since its initial log cabin construction in

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Preserving history takes all of us working together! The Lincoln Log Cabin Foundation is looking for members like you, people who care about preserving our history for current and future generations. Please consider givi

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