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It's my opinion that they had at least one son - or perhaps a daughter. And that child had a daughter who would grow up to become the mother of Harriman Nelson. (According to Daffron and Delaney, her name was Elizabeth Bridget.)
Harriman Nelson took to the seas, as did his great-grandfather Aron before him. After rising to
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This theory of relateeveety can't be proven, that's why it's a theory. And that's what I love about it the most!
BCnU!
Toby OB
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