Through Country Lanes In Early Eighties Continued
A reflective ride past the Morehouse residence and old church grounds recalls generations of Carlisle families. The narrator details neighbors in Oberlin bound areas, Aunt Avis Hamlin and Uncle Thomas Sherwood, the Buehring farm, and Eckler’s hall as a community hub. Memories shift to Ottman, Reisinger, Penfound kin, and ancestral farms near Murray Ridge road with spring blossoms and a lingering wish for grandmother’s presence.
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Morehouse
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Etta
Thorp
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Oberlin
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Berg
Harry Morehouses
Charlie
Cynthia Balcomb
Cynthia
Rhoda Boughton
Edith
Jeff Squires
Rhoda
Balcombs
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Avis
School House
Thomas Sherwood
Hurd Place
Libbie Hurd Clark
Allie Clark
Elyria
Buehring
Grandma Buehring
Farr
Theresa
Orion
Violet
Lola
Murray Ridge
Henry Stough
Asa Bushnell
Stough
Dachtler Place
Reisingers
Reisinger
Will
Frank
Grandma Farr
Jane
Eckler
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