James W. Horne
The Tale Of Lillian Flowerpedal: The Tale of a young girl’s independence, adventures, travels and coming of age
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(James W. Horne May 28, 2014)
, 1 edition
They moved to Southy from the Boston area when they were newly married. Uncle Thatch was trained as a machinist by an old tool-and-die maker in Boston during his teenage years, and he became quite good at it. Aunt Ellen was a very busy woman and would prance about town, getting to know everybody. Well, as it turned out, Uncle Thatch starting working at the Gel Thompskon factory as the head machinist and truly loved it there. Ellen found a circle of close friends and started up a sewing and knitting shop. Both Thatch and Ellen were very happy
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