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		October – Dave Ruth spoke on "The Siege of Charleston"
		July – Dave Ruth spoke on "Morris Island and the Defense of Charleston"
		Ruth, Dave – “Morris Island and the Defense of Charleston”
	www.rvcwrt.org /rthistory.html (9391 words)

	gracia + louise
		We awake around 8am and set off down Ursulines Street for the Croissant D’Dor, mainly for the pastries, but maybe also because we love the way the waitress calls us BABY in her southern accent.
		Across the road, at the corner of St Anne Street, is Café du Monde where, on a good day, you might see Dave Robicheux and Clete Purcell, seated outdoors overlooking the Mississippi, discussing their latest case over café au lait and a plate of beignets.
		Down Decatur Street, we pass Jackson Square, and turn left up St Louis Street, mainly to get to Johnny Po’ Boys, but mainly also to avoid passing the Louisiana Music Factory, because we’ve bought too many CDs already.
	www.gracialouise.com /new_orleans_opening.html (1158 words)

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		Isaac HUBBLE and the HUBBLE family lived around Poplar Grove, and were members of the Poplar Grove Baptist Church.
		on Sat, 03 Oct 1998 Transcriptions of three Rainwater Bibles - William, Barthomolew and Josiah - are on deposit at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/bibles/toc.html and include information on the Rainwater, Weddle, Eastham and Chumbley families.
		Dave C. Suter was in Show Business and came from OH.
	www.rootsweb.com /~kypulask/queries/1998/j-oct.txt (9478 words)

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		Even Westminster Abbey is a drag, crowded, hard to see things, and hard to understand unless you've read a lot of English history.
		If you want to see a church, the most atmospheric is the twelfth century St Barthomolew's the Great, St Paul's tube, and the most open and pleasant is the fourteenth century Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge tube.
		Depends on what the boy likes to do.
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