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Yesterday is History
Tomorrow is a Mystery
Today is a Gift from God
That is why it's called "The Present"




Surnames linked to my family are
BARNETT, BOON, BRITT, BROWNLEE, BRUTON,
DAVIS, DeVORSS, DICKSON, FORD, ECCLES,
GRIFFIN, HASSLER, HINSHAW, LEASE, LOGAN,
McDONALD, MONROE, PEARSON, PETERS, PUCKETT,
RATCLIFF,RAMSEY, RISK, ROSS, SMITH, ,
STARR, and SUMMERS.

In this site are also links to other surnames,
such as
ADKINS, BAKER, CARDEN,
HARDIN, KITTS, and NEEDHAM.
I will be adding more names in the near future.

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I started this website in 1999, but before I get on with the past, I'd like to tell you that I have a grandson, Joshua Evan Walker Logan, born January 11, 2000. I think I have finally found my calling in life! Being Joshua's "Grandmother". Please visit
Josh's website.


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Our newest member of the family, Miss Logan Alexandria Walker was born on July 24, 2003. This is a picture of her now with her big brother, Josh.

And it's been awhile, so I thought I'd insert a newer picture of my favorite two.


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THE MYSTERY
OF
ROBERT MONROE

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THE
PATRICK LOGAN
SAGA

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Okay, now for family history. I am the daughter of Albert Burton Smith and Edna Jewell Monroe. I still have not found the true "origin" of either side of the family, but both my father's parents and my mother's ended up in Missouri.

My father's paternal grandparents came from Pennsylvania through Ohio and Indiana before settling in Jasper County, MO. The Ross side of the family also came to Missouri through the upper route from New Jersey, through Ohio and Indiana.

It appears my mother's paternal parents came to Missouri from their native Virginia through Tennessee. Also, the Griffin side of her family appears to have taken the same route.

So, I'd like to start my family history by commemorating my grandparents. Here's a photograph of my father's parents on their wedding day, September 17, 1901.
Frank and Susan Ross, Smith


And a picture of my mother's parents on their wedding day, April, 9, 1913.
Charles and Bea Griffin, Monroe

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MY CREED

I'd like to share with you a favorite poem.
This poem was written in the back of my grandmother's Bible.
I don't know who wrote the poem, but my mother,
and my sisters, and even my daughter have this poem written
in their Bibles. Please enjoy and take these words to heart.
Don't take it in a morbid way,
but use it as a live for the day thought
and give that special someone in your life their "pure white rose".

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