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George? Oh George. Wherefore art thou George?

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My fifth great grandfather George Cork first showed up in records in 1792 when a Reverend Young recorded George’s marriage to Susan Freshour. George was about 22 years old. Nothing is known of George prior to that and nothing is known of his parents, despite diligent research by Cork cousins for more than 50 years. […]

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WWI Burial Cards

Cork, Stallings / sherriecork

The National Archives continues its efforts to digitize records, adding to their online record collections. WWI burial cards are now available online. In honor of Veteran’s Day, below are the names of Stallings men and Cork men whom I located in the burial cards online. File # Image # Name Hometown Date of Death 93027

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